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January, 1983 (March)
Volume 15,
Number 1
Page 1
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Oxynoe viridis (Pease, 1861)
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PERSONAL NOTES
From Dr. K. Baba: "I have been silent to many of my friends. Kindly excuse me for it but
I was trying to finish my study program of many of the opisthobranch forms of Japan, more
or less satisfactorily for some species and less so for some others. I hope to prepare
MS of papers before long."
Congratulations to Jeff & Marsha Hamman on the birth of their daughter Elita Hamman on
January 4, 1983.
From Eveline Marcus (Nov. 24, 1982): "I received a copy of: Luise Schmekel & A. Portmann
(he died a short time ago) 1982, Opisthobranchia des Mittelmeeres, Nudibranchia und
Saccoglossa. - Fauna e Flora del Golfo di Napoli. No. 40, Monografia della Stazione di
Napoli. (Springer Verlag, Berlin, Heidelberg, New York, 1982.) 410pp., 36 pls, and lots of
text figures (with such a double numbering, that one can't count them).
It treats 127 species, 14 new, 65 new for Naples. It is intended to be used also by
amateurs, most of the species descriptions have an English part (I don't know why the
first species has none). There are 40 pp of general facts, key geography, anatomy,
embryology, phylogeny; the rest are the families and species. Eighteen coloured plates,
ei 11 with teeth, 7 with reproductive organs. I don't know the price, I think it is over
Now I am beginning to find my way through the Pleurobranchidae. They are in a terrible
state of incomplete descriptions, and synonymisations without justifications. I will
restrain myself to those that have the characters I think indespensable. But the
distribution can't be given. Even the names, when the animals are fully described later
than their first naming, do not mean that the first find is really the same species.... Even
the genera are not sure, in the synonymies of one species often 4 different genera. Poor
me.
I had an extremely good visit of Terry Gosliner and family, it was only too short, but I
could show them the Iguac#-Falls, though those don't have any relations to opisthos.
Neither had the polyclad turbellarian that I had to classify, from Californian oysters.
For the rest I am getting old and forgetful, but I hope to be able to continue my
"Catalogue of the Western Atlantic Warm Water Opisthobranchs'. The Pleurobranchidae are
Bpone the eighth installment. But when they will be ready for press, I really can't see
yet.
VOL.15(1):2 OPISTHOBRANCH NEWSLETTER JANUARY, 1983.
From Eveline Marcus (Dec. 12, 1982): "Best wishes for 1983 and for the newsletter which
is always interesting! I can add the visit of Joel Hedgpeth to Sao Paulo, from where our
staff had been with Hedgpeth many years ago. My husband and I had only corresponded with
him for 40 years so it was good to see him here at last.
My opisthos are slow, the Pleurobranchidae are the most untidy group I have ever had,
the keys work with inconstant characters, and the descriptions rarely give the necessary
ones, and I don't have much material myself. I hope at least to give a key for the genera,
and what I can tell about the western Atlantic Pleurobranchidae."
From Eveline Marcus (Jan. 22, 1983): "I am more interested in a request to all
interested in Notaspidea - they say Pleurobranchomorpha now. I am old fashioned! My list
of all specific names in the literature comes to about 120-130 pleurobranchid species.
But many of them are unrecognizable because of insufficient descriptions, and many are
put into the synonymy lists of others without justification. It will give me a lot of
trouble to clean up the (about 10) Western Atlantic ones, all this refers only to the
Pleurobranchidae. The Pleurobranchaeidae are in press, and I am expecting the reprints;
they should be out before the end of 1982! While generally everybody treats the shell and
not the anatomy, in this group the shell is neglected, neither size nor position in its
cavity, in front or in the middle or behind, is indicated. This seems to be one of the few
good generic characters. What they give, is often the proportion of width to length of the
animal, and that depends on contraction by fixation, and has no systematic value. There is
such a disorder, that I will leave the animals outside my region for later workers. Butif
someone wants a subject for a thesis, the Pleurobranchidae give a lot of pleasure!!
Specially if he waits till my paper is out, but that will take at least a year. - I am so
full of my beasts that I can only write about my problems, sorry."
From Ian Loch: "In November, Bill Rudman, Geoff Avern and myself went collecting in
northern N.S.W. again. We had intended to dive on the various Solitary Islands which have
some hard corals on them, but, just for a change, the weather turned bad and we were
reduced to tidepoolis again, and managed only one dive offshore, which produced little of
interest except numerous specimens of an undescribed blue spotted Elysia. The coastal
collecting was also fairly poor apart from some Corambe like beasts and Okenia plana on
bryozoans on brown algae. And a Plocamoperus imperialis which obligingly luminesced when
prodded in the dark.
In December, I again went on a diving trip in North Queensland, from Cairns to Raine is.
This was a lot more productive than my December 1981 trip, with about 190 lots comprising
80 species being collected. With a dozen other divers casually collecting on occasions,
the collections are weighted to the more obvious end of the scale e.g. 21 species of
chromodorids, two Halgerda and only one Platydoris, about 17 x 10ems in size. Also well
represented were the high dorids, particularly Nembrotha and Roboastra of which there
where a few undescribed, but not unknown, species with some Gymnodoris and a Kalaplocamus
acuta which luminesced in the dark.
The wind blew a light north westerly for a part of the time which enabled the boat to
hang off the exposed eastern faces of outer reefs. These faces fall very steeply for
several hundred feet, but, while visually spectacular, were not particularly productive
except for Phyllidia and 'Nembrotha'. Rubble habitats seem to fall off Australia. On the
insides of reefs pleurobranchs were more common, especially P. albibuttata, and we found a
P. grandis and a couple of other species new to me.
Other items of interest were a couple of Sagaminopteron psychodelicum, and Chelidonura
pallida, a white Bornella with a few red tips, a large white tritoniid and a number of
Coryphella. The excellent weather certainly makes a difference."
Terry Gosliner visited with Dave Behrens at the Diablo Canyon Biological Research
Laboratory on November 22, 1982.
From 1.S. Rojinskaya: "This summer I had an interesting research trip to Rijkjaness
underwater ridge. My material isn't large (4 specimens of Nudibranchia (deep sea) anda
rather big set of Cephalaspidea) - but I hope - interesting. P.S. - Please use my
Institute address for printed matter only. For letters, please use my private address:
Academician Petrovsky, Str. 3, Apt. 46, Moscow, 117419, USSR"
From Clay Carlson & Patti Jo Hoff: "This year (as was the last) has been somewhat
unproductive. The time we have to collect seems to be almost nil & for some reason work
in the lab just doesn't get started. We keep thinking next year."
From Malcolm Edmunds: "The only news of interest may be that in September I visited the
University Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark for a few days to work with Jean and Hanne Just."
JANUARY, 1983 OPISTHOBRANCH NEWSLETTER VOL.15(1):3
econdly, the Christmas season brought several opisthobranch workers to the San
Franeiseo area. We managed to have an informal get together and slide show at the
Academy with Hans Bertsch, Jeff Goddard, Will Jaeckle, Joan Steinberg and Gary williams in
- attendance. Will Jaeckie would still appreciate specimens of North American Pacifie Date
spp. and Joan Steinbe erg would like Laila material. Photos or color notes would be useful
to beth of ¢ jeff iis completing his Master's at the University of Oregon on
the biology of from Cape Arago, Oregon. Hans is busy with ecological
observations of opisthobranchs be Todos Santos Bay, Mexico. Gary Williams showed slides
of Spieinene anchs from East Africa and adjacent islands. He will be going to the South
African Museum to work on octocorals in March or April."
hiselin: "Although I will not leave here [U. of Utah! officially until
iy in the process of moving, having accepted the position of Research
ee have no curatorial responsiblilities and can devote full time to
hobranch specialists in residence we should have a very strong
program.
Terry Gosliner and I are planning various collaborative projects. I spent a
considerable amount of time with Hans Bertsch over the last few months, and loo ok forward
to more of the e. John Faulkner and I have been working on a manuseript on the
chemical aspects of evolution in dorids, and hope to have in ready for publication in a
few weeks."
From Ron Rutowski: "My special research interest is in the reproductive behavior of
opisthobranchs."
From Sam Spaulding: "I have been actively collecting and photographing the lloca
Opisthobranchiate jolluses since Tee we spoke, even though I have been ‘out-of-touch.!
The past ten years i
and, finally, the pu bli on of my eee enieted Doe Gaiers of the Santa Ynez.
As I See I have never been away from branchs and have been involved with them
throughout. My ‘Santa Ynez' files are fairly complete, and Lf am now able to get back in to
the water with considerably more regularity."
EDITOR'S NOTES
Thanks to Terry Gosliner, Michael Ghiselin, Don Cadien, Jeff Hamman, Jim Lance, Eveline
rceus, ee Willan, K. Baba, Dave Behrens, I. Roginskaya, fan Loe h, Sandra Millen, Sam
oe Iding, and others for information for this issue. It is good to be able to start off
this Ith “olnae the Opisthobranch Newsletter with support from many of you.
Within about 30 days from the time you receive this issue of the ON, I will print a rough
draft of opisthobranch systematics. If anyone has any input for this project, please get
it to me immediately. The list will be presented in systematic order with no authors,
synonyms, or justification, and will simply be the closest I can come to current accepted
ordering from the literature. It will cover all world opisthobranch taxons down to
generic level.
As space permits, I will be re-listing a number of citations in the ON. I have botched
the numbering on about 100 citations and will try to clear. everything up at one time.
Computers are wonderful; they permit rapid duplication of mistakes with a minimum of
effort. iI apologize for the inconvience.
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BOOK REVIEWS
MARINE ANIMALS OF BAJA CALIFORNIA, A Guide to the Common Fish and Invertebrates. by
Daniel W. Gotshall, Sea Challengers, Los Osos, California, Published January 1983. 112
pages, about 180 color photos. $17.95 paperback available from Opisthobranch Newsletter or
Sea Challengers.
As usual, this is another excellent book by Dan Gotshall. The photos and drawings are
fine and the color photographs are great. Dan has really contributed to the popular
knowledge of marine animals through his Sea Challenger series. My only complaint about
the series is doubled here by having not only English "translations" of the scientific
names -- but common Spanish names for each fish as well! I guess that is a small price to
pay after waiting so many years for good quality works on limited areas. Four
opisthobranchs are included with color photos (Chromodoris norrisi, Tridachiella
diomedea, Chromodoris sedna, Chromodoris galexorum). -- Steve Long
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contact: Dr. Hiida Ching, Society for Canadian Women in Science and Technology, P.0. Box
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PERSONAL NOTES
From Sandra Millen: "I should have a range extension paper coming out in the Veliger in April.
Terry Gosliner and Lare just about finished the Aldisa paper. We are also doing a short Cuthona
paper. I am now working on Onechidoris and Adalaria from the Pacific Northwest. The Adalaria
are proving to. be more difficult than Qnchidoris. Could you please put in your newsletter a
request for Adalaria proxima and Adalaria loveni specimens?"
EDITORS NOTES
Help! I have a copy of a?Ph.D. paper entitled: The Role of the Cerata in the Aeolid Nudibranchs
Hermissenda crassicomis (Eschscholtz, 1831) and Aeolidia papillosa (Linnaeus, 1761). with
Supervisor: Dr. R.G.B. Reid. Ineed to know the Author, date, and institution name. Larry Harris &
Peter Fankboner are also on the committee so I suspect it is from Washington state. If I could
find the author I may have the entire paper but I am guessing from a small part which I have in
Xerox.
I also have a "Biological Impact" report for Diablo Canyon (pages 33-44) and cannot identify
the author or source.
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CURRENT EVENTS
The 1982 meeting of the Western Society of Naturalists was held at California State University
at Long Beach, in conjunction with the Southern California Ocean Studies Consortium. Meetings
were held between December 27 & December 30, 1982. No specific opisthobranch papers were
presented but the trip to Cabrillo Marine Museum was spectacular for the salt water tanks. Me
tank was loaded with opisthobranchs of about 11 different species and several other tanks had
from one to three or four species. The editor had the opportunity to spend some time with Gordon
Robilliard, Jim Carlton, Bill Austin, Ron Velarde, Chris Kitting, and others.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF OPISTHOBRANCHIA
10200-10218 USED ALREADY.
10149 ABBOTT, ROBERT TUCKER, 1974* American Seashells. 2nd ed.; Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., New
York, 663 pp.; 4000+ figs.; plts. 1-24 (in color).
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10150 ABRAHAM, F.D.; WILLOWS, A.0.D. 1971* Plasticity of a fixed action pattern in the sea slug
Tritonia diomedia. COMMUN. BEHAV. BIOL. Part A, 6:271-280.
10151 AKVOKAT, C.; CAREW, T.J.; KANDEL, E.R. 1976* Modulation of a simple reflex in Aplysia
ealfornica by arousal with food stimuli. NEUROSCIENCE ABSTRACTS, 2:445
10152 ALKON, D.L. 1973* Neural organization of a molluscan visual system. J. GEN. PHYSIOL.,
61:444-461.
10153 ALKON, D.L. 1974* Associative training of Hermissenda. J. GEN. PHYSIOL., 64:70-84
10154 ALKON, D.L. 1975* Neural correlates of associative training in Hermissenda. J. GEN.
PHYSIOL., 65:46-56
10155 ALKON, D.L. 1975a* A dual synaptic effect on hair cells in Hermissenda. J. GEN. PHYSIOL.,
65:385-397
10156 ALKON, D.L. 1975b* Responses of hair cells to statocyst rotation. J. GEN. PHYSIOL.,
66:507-530.
10157 ALKON, D.L. 1976* Signal transformation with pairing of sensory stimuli. J. GEN.
PH¥SIOL., 67:197-211.
10158 ALKON, D.L.; BAK, A. 1973* Hair cell generator potentials. J. GEN. PHYSIOL., 61:619-637.
10159 ANDERSON, J.A. 1967* Patterns of response of neurons in the cerebral ganglion of Aplysia
californica. EXP. NEUROL., 19:65-77.
10160 ARCH, S. 1972b* Biosynthesis of the egg-laying hormone (ELH) in the bag cellneurons of
Aplysia californica. J. GEN. PHYSIOL., 60:102-119.
10161 ARCH, S.; SMOCK, T. 1977* Egg-laying behavior in Aplysia californica. BEHAV. BIOL., 19:45-
54.
10162 AYER, S.W.; ANDERSEN, R.J. 1982* Steroidal antifeedants from the dorid nudibranch Aldisa
sanguinea cooperi. TETRAHEDRON LETTERS, 23:10030-10042.
10163 BALLESTEROS, M. 1980* Contribuci@m al conccimiento de los Sacoglossos y Nudibranquios
(Mollusea: Opisthobranchia). Estudio anatémico, systematico y faunistico de las especies del
Mediterr®eo espafiol. Tesis. Univ. de Barcelona. Inédito.
10164 BALLESTEROS, M.; ORTEA, J.A. 1981* Nota sobre dos Opisthobranquios del litoral catalan.
[Notes on two Opisthobranchs from the Catalonian Coast.] Publicaciones del Departamento de
Zoologia, Universidad de Barcelona, 6:33-38, figs. 1-2. [Spanish, English summary]
10165 BAVENDAM, FRED 1980* Beneath Cold Waters: The Marine Life of New England. Down East
Books, Camden, Maine, 127p. [A gorgeous book, cover. to cover superb underwater color
photography. All invertebrate phyla and fish covered. You've got to see it to believe it. 8x10
color photos of Aeolidia papillosa, Coryphella verrucosa and Onchidoris bilamellata. Smaller
photos of Cadlina laevis & Polycera dubia.
10166 BEHRENS, DAVID W. 1982[I-1]* On the Correct Spelling of Cadlina limbaughorum Lance,
1962. The VYeliger, 24(3):291.
10167 BEHRENS, DAVID W. 1982[IV-1]* Sakuraeolis enosimensis (Baba, 1930) (Nudibranchia :
Aeolidacea) in San Francisco Bay. The Veliger, 24(4):359-363, figs. 1-5.
10168 BEHRENS, DAVID W.; HENDERSON, ROBERT 1982[I-1]* Taringa aivica timia Marcus & Marcus,
1967 (Nudibranchia : Doridacea) in California. The Veliger, 24(3):197-199, figs. 1-4.
10169 BERTSCH, HANS .1980[XI-21]* Anew species of Tylodinidae (Mollusca: Opisthobranchia)
from the northeastern Pacific. Sarsia, 65:233~-237, figs. 1-3.
10170 BERTSCH, HANS 198i[VII-1]* Correct Authorship and Date Citations for Several
Californian Opisthobranch Gastropod Taxa Described in Publications by Cooper and Cockerell.
The Veliger, 24(1):49-50, tbl. 1. [35 spp. listed]
10171 BERTSCH, HANS; JOHNSON, SCOTT 1982[1-1]* Three New Species of Dorid Nudibranchs
tage beds : Opisthobranchia) from the Hawaiian Islands. The Veliger, 24(3):208-218, figs. 1-
18, tols. 1-4.
10172 BICKELL, L.R.; CHIA, F.S.; CRAWFORD, B.J. 1981* Morphogenesis of the Digestive System
During Metamorphosis of the Nudibranch Doridella steinbergae (Gastropoda): Conversion from
Phytoplanktivore to Carnivore. Marine Biology, 62(1):1-16.
10172 BLEAKNEY, J. SHERMAN 1982[1-1]* Preparation of Radulae and Penial Styles for SEM Using
ye Quaternary Ammonium Hydroxide. The Veliger, 24(3):279-280, figs. 1-6 on pl. following p.
280.
10174 BOUCHETTE, PHILIPPE; DANRIGAL, FRANCOISE 1982[1-25]* Napoleon’s Egyptian Campaign
(1798-1801) and the Savigny Collection of Shells. The Nautilus, 96(1):9-24, figs. 1-95
10175 BRUSCA, RICHARD C. 1981* Common Intertidal Invertebrates of the Gulf of California.
Second Edition, niversity of Arizona Press, 513 pp., 14 pp. color photos + black & white photos +
line drawings.
10176 CAREFOOT, T.H. 1982* Phagostimulatory Properties of Various Chemical Compounds to Sea
Hares (Aplysia-Kurodai and A-Dactylomela) [sic]. Marine Biology, 68(2):207-216.
10178 CARGO, DAVID GARRETT; BURNETT, JOSEPH WARREN 1982[1V-1]* Observations on the
Ultrastructure and Defensive Behavior of the Midosac of Cratena pilata. The Veliger, 24(4):
325-327, figs. 1-7 on 3 plts.
10179 CARLTON, JAMES T. 1978* History, biogeography and ecology of the introduced marine and
OPISTHOBREANCH REXSLETTER February, 1033 Volume 15, Number 2, Page 7
estuarine invertebrate sor the Pacific Coastor North America. Ph.D. Thesis, hiv. of California,
D AC i
30 Sif[late ]* What She MAE ais WY cee ansdewme Press, Sydney, Australia,
of opisthobranchs. ian Baad
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Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, A,
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10181 COYE ip ae Baas ALSEY Mon Mole 8 SMO Isles
Po. alterations on ee groups of Aplysia neurons.
688(4):579-588.
10182 ENGEL, JUANDE 1925-1932* Oosthoek’s Geillustreerde Fnecyclopedie. 3 dr., 12 din.,
Utrecht. [mela Cal articles]
; 10163 _ENGaL ‘ENDRIE 1925* Westindische Opisthobranchiate Mollusken i. Aeolidiadae.
eee Uh , Leiden, pp. 1-46.
0164 EI 5 RIK 1929% Drie soorten van opisthobran cinleses moll usken, die nieuw z 24 jn voor
de Weces ret é Tij dschr. Rederlandsche Dierk. Wer. 5 Ce tats (Cel demonstrat cLon )
10185 ( BENDRIK 2-1938* Winkler Prins Algemeene Encyclopaedie. 5e dr., 16 din.
Amsterdam (malacologi aun
10186 ENGEL, HENDRIE ta* Are the genera and species of Bohadsch, 1761, to be accepted?
fnn. Mag. nat. Hist., 7529-540.
10187 ENGR BE NDR 6d* Tne Netherlands Nudibranchiate Mollusea. Zobl. Meded. Leiden,
19:103—11 105 fig. i
10188 ENGEL, HENDRIX 1937a*% The life of Albertus Seba. Svenska Linné-S&llsk. Arsskr.,
10:75-100.
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N.B. 1935b* The genus Bursatella de Blainville. Proce. malae. Soc.
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Deen breten a. Fauna.van Nederland, §:i-73.
10191 FEZ, SIRO DE 1974* Ascogiosos y Nudibranquios de Espafia y Portugal. C.S -i.C. Valencia.
71,0192 FLOR RMAN; LLERA GONZALEZ, EVA MARTA; MARTINEZ AZPIREZ, JOSE ee O; ORTEA RATO,
JESUS. ANGEL 1981% Cuadernos del Grinas, 1. Contribucion al estudio de la playa del San Lorenzo
(Gijon). CUADERNOS DEL CRINAS, Centro de Investigaciones Acudticas de “Asturias, (1):1=47,;
figs. aD tbls. 1-5. [Spanish]
10193 GASCOIGNE, T. 1974* A note on some sacogiossan penial styles (Gastropoda:
énis iene ). Zool. Journ. Linnean Soc., 55(1): 53-59, 2 figs.
10194: GASCOTGNE, T.; SORDE, M. 1980(1V]* A redescription of Placida viridis Trinchese, 1873
(Gastropoda: zlossa). ae sues of Conchology, 30(3):167-180.
10795 GOSLINER, TERRENCE M. 1981[VII1L]* The South African See (Mollusca, Nudibranchia)
with the i a New eae and-Two New Species. Annals of the South African Museum,
86(1)s1- tbls.
10196 G INCE M. 1982[1-1]* The Genus Janolus (Nudibranchia : Arminacea) from the
Pacific imerica, with a Reinstatement of Janolus fuscus O Donoghue, 1924. The
aN rs a2 Ay
19- cack figs. i=11, wolle® ib
LL, DANIEL W., 1983* Marine Animal's of Baja Califermia. A Guide to the Common Fish
and Invertebr = Sa Challeng: CRS. LOS OSOS, Gere rOneel, Dp. 1-112, about 160 photos, numerous
drawings. lerrata: Page 104 = No. 55 should read No. 54; Page 104 = No. 54 should read No. 55
(basket star and sea urehin photos reversed); Tred ra eoniey diomedea, Chromodoris norrisi, C.
sedna, C. galexorum on pp. 94-95]
10198 GUSTAFSON, K.; ANDERSEN, R.J. 1982* Trophamine, a unique diacylguanidine from the dorid
nudibranch Triopha catalinae (Cooper). J. ORG. CHEM.
10199 HAMATANI, IWAO 1980[X1]* On the Species of the Genus Oxynoe Rafinesque, 1819 from Japan,
Inclusive of a New Species (Opisthobranchia: Ascoglossa). Publications of the Seto Marine
Biological Laboratory, 25(5/6):349=360, pls. I-IV, text figs. 1-6. [0. kabirensis sp. nov. ]
10219 HAMILTON, P.V.; RUSSELL, B.J.; AMBROSE, H.W. 1982% Some characteristics of a Spring
incursion of ete brasiliana into shallow water. MALACOLOGICAL REVIEW, 15:15-19, figs. 1-3.
10220 HUGHES, OX L., Jr. 1979. XL1J* Ultrastructure of the buccal mass in juvenile Coryphella
salmonacea Sn opoda:; See The Journal of Mollusean Studies, 45(3):289-295.
10221 HUN NAM, te BROWN, G. 1975* Sublitoral Nudibranch Mollusca (sea slugs) in Pembrokeshire
Waters. Fld. Stud., 4:137- ee
70222 IRELAND, C.; FAULKNER, J. 1981* The metabolites of the marine molluses Tridachiella
diomedea and Tridachia ecrispata. TETRAHEDRON SUPPL., ilies ear Ue
10223 TRELAND, C.; FAULKNER, D.J.; PINER, J.; CLARDY, J. 1979* Crispatone, a metabolite of the
opisthobranech molluse Tridachia “crispata. J. AM. CHEM. Sera | 101:1275-1276.
10224 TRELAND, €.; FAULKNER, D.J.; SOLHEIM, B.A.; CLARDY, J. 1978" Tridachione, a propionate-
derived metabolite of the opisthobranch moiluse Tridachiella diomedea. J. AM. CHEM. SOC.,
100:1002-1003. ;
10225 Aye IND, €.; SGHEUER, P.J. 1979* Photosynthetic marine molluses: in vivo lave
Vey
incorporation into metabolites of the ee alioasan Pl acobranchus cceliatus. SCIENCE, 205:922-
923. 3
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10226 JACKLET, J.W.; ROLERSON, C. 1982[VIIIJ* Electrical activity and structure of retinal
cells of the Aplysia eye: neni Photore ceptors. J. EXP. BIOL., 99:381-396
10227 JACKLET, J.W.; SCHUSTER, L.; ROLERSON, C. 1982[ VIII 1* Electrical activity and structure
of retinal cells of the Aplysia eye: abs Secondary neurones. J. EXP. BIOL., $9:369-380
10228 JAECKLE, WILLIAM 1981|X]*. Range. Extensions.of Several Opisthobranchs from. Humboldt
County, California. Opisthobraneh Newsletter, 13(7):23-24, fig. 1.-——
10229 JENSEN, KATHE R. 1982* Chemoreception as a Factor in Food Location of Rigas cause
Marcus (Opisthobranchia, Ascoglossa). MARINE BEHAVIOUR AND PHYSIOLOGY, 8(3):205-218.
10230 JENSEN, KATHE; CLARK, KERRY B. 1983[1-31]* Annotated Checklist of Florida Ascoglossan
Opisthobranchia. THE NAS 97(1):1-13, figs. 1-2.
10231 KAMIYA, H.; SHIMIZU, Y. 1981[I1]* A Natural Agglutinin Inhabitable by D-galacturonie Acid
in the~Sea Hare Aplysia eeee characterization and purification. Bulletin of the Japanese
Society of Scientific Fisheries, 47(2):255-260.
10232 KEEN, A. MYRA 1971[ [Ix-21# Sea shells of tropical West America: marine mollusks from Baja
California to Peru, 2nd ed. Stanford University Press, Stanford, California, i-xiv+1064 pp.; ca.
4O000 text figs.; 22 col. plts.
10233 KITTING, C.L. 1981* Feeding and pharmacological properties of Anisodoris nobilis
individuais (Mollusca; Nudibranchia) selecting different noxious sponges plus detritus. BIOL.
BULL., 161:126-140.
10234 KUPPERMANN, I.; CAREW, T.C. 1974* Behavior patterns of Aplysia californica in its natural
environment. Behav. Biol., 12:317-337.
10235 LEWIN, ROGER 1982[V-14]* Gene family controls a snail’s egg laying. SCIENCE,
16 (4547 ):720-721, i text fig. [Aplysia]
36 LLERA GONZALEZ, EVA MARIA; rer RATO, JESUS ANGEL 198i1[III-IV]* Marine Molluses from
land Mexico. La Conchiglia, 13( 7144-145 ):3 pp., 10 photoes.
H, 1.W. 1981. Euselenops lumiceps. Australian Shell News, 35-36:4.
GLEY, ROGER D.; LONGLEY, ALISON J. 1981[I-1]* Hermissenda: Agonistie Behavior or
avior? The Veliger, 24 ( 3): 230-232. [H. crassicormis; Comments from Dr.'R. Stohler &
wski appended to article ]
OWIAK, KEN; SAHLEY, CHRISTIE 1981[VI-26]* The in vitro classical conditioning of the
‘ reflex of Aplysia californica. Science, Ble CORE a eames 4 text figs.
N, N iN; PORTER, DAVID 1982* The Yeliow-Spot Disease of Tritonia diomedea Bergh,
opoda: Nudibranchia) Encapsulation of the Thraustochytriaceous Parasite
5. J. PARASITOLOGY, 68(2):243-252 [April]
ORMAN A. 1982* Field Guide to North American Seashore Creatures. The Audubon
leer Press, New York, 798p., 690 color photos.
<. 1981[ [VII [j* Records of the nudibranch Hypselodoris maridadilus Rudman,
1 f Aqaba. BASTERTA, 45(1-3):1-64.
5, -HENK ae GAT, GIL-198i{V-31]* On the Presence of theIndo-Pacifie Nudibranch
Hypselodoris ainfucata along the Mediterranean Coast of Israel. Argamon, Israel Journal of
Malacology, 7(4):5i-
10244 MILLEN, aise A 1982f[VTT-13]* A new species of Anisodoris (Gastropoda:
Opisthobranchia) with a discussion of the taxonomy of the Discodorididae. THE WESTERN SOCIETY
OF MALACOLOGISTS ANNUAL REPORT, 14:17.
10245 MOORE, MIKE; BASCOM, WILLARD; STUBBS, HAROLD 1982* Trawl-Caught Fish and
Invertebrates. SCCWRP BIENNIAL REPORT 1981-82, pp. 85-89, figs. 1-2, tbls. 1-2, map.
{Acanthodoris brunnea, Pleurobranchaea californica]
10246 NYBAKKEN, J.; McDONALD, G. 1981* Feeding mechanisms of West American nudibranchs
feeding on Bryozoa, Midaria and Ascidacea, with special respect to the radula. MALACOLOGIA,
20(2):439-450.
10247 OHMORI, HARUNORI; RAYPORT, STEPHEN G.; KANDEL, ERIC R. 1981* Emergence of posttetanic
potentiation as a distinct phase in the differentiation of an identified synapse in Aplysia.
SCIENCE, 213 (45 511):1016-1018, 2 text figs. [28 August; A. californica ]
10248 ORTEA RATO, JESUS ANGEL 1977* Moluscos marinos Gasterdpodos y Bivalvos del litoral
asturiano entre Ribad iesella y Ribadeo, con especial atenci&m a la subclase Opisthobranquios.
Doctor Thesis (wupublished), De partamen to de Zoologia, Universidad de Oviedo, pp. 536.
{Spanish ]
10249 ORTEA RATO, JESUS ANGEL 1980* Inventario provisional de Ascoglosos y Nudibran quios de
las islas Canarias. Resum. IInd. Congr. Nac. Malac., Barcelona, 1 pp. [Spanish]
10250 ORTEA RATO, JESUS ANGEL 1980* Una nueva especie de Eubranchus (Mollusca:
Opisthobrancnia) de Tenerife, Islas Canarias. [A new species of —Eubranchus (Mollusca:
Opisthobranchia) from Tenerife, Canary Island.] Rev. Fac. Cienc. Univ. Oviedo (Ser. Biologia),
20-21:169-176, figs. j-2.
This is the end of volume 15, number 2.
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Crosslandia viridis Eliot, 1902
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Preliminary Index of Species of Ascoglossa. Prepared for the Opisthobranch Newsletter by Kathe
R. Jensen, 1983. i
SUBORDER: Volvatellacea Pilsbry, 1895
Family: Volvatellidae Pilsbry, 1895
Ascobulla californica (Hamatani, 1971)
Synonyms: Cylindrobulla californica
Ascobulla fischeri (Adams & Angas, 1864)
Synonyms: Cylindrobulla fischeri
Ascobulla japonica (Hamatani, 1969)
Synonyms: Cylindrobulla japonica; ?A. ulla (see Marcus, 1982)
Ascobulla ulla (Marcus & Marcus, 1970)
Synonyms: Cylindrobulla ulla
Volvatella ayakii Hamatani, 1972
Synonyms: V. fragilis (see Clark, 1982)
Volvatella bermudae Clark, 1982
Volvatella candida Pease, 1868
Volvatella cincta (G. & H. Nevill, 1869)
Synonyms: V. fragilis (see Clark, 1982)
Volvatella cumingi (A. Adams, 1855)
Synonyms: Bulla cumingi
Volvatella elioti (Evans, 1950)
Synonyms: Arthessa elioti
Volvatella evansi (Kay, 1961)
Synonyms: Arthessa evansi; V. fragilis (see Clark, 1982)
Volvatella ficula Burn, 1966
Synonyms: V. fragilis (see Clark, 1982)
Volvatella fragilis Pease, 1860
5 eu ae V. ayakii; V. cincta; V. evansi; V. ficula; V. laguncula; V. pyriformis (see Clark,
1982
Volvatella kawamurai Habe, 1946
Synonyms: V. vigourouxi (see Baba, 1966)
Volvatella laguncula Sowerby, 1894
Synonyms: V. fragilis (see Clark, 1982)
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Volvatella pyriformis Pease, 1868
Synonyms: V. fragilis (see Clark, 1982)
Volvatella vigourouxi (Montrouzier, 1861)
Synonyms: V. kawamurai
Volvatella viridis Hamatani, 1976
SUBORDER: Oxynoacea Boettger, 1963
Family: Oxynoidae Fischer, 1883
Oxynoe aguayoi Jaume, 1945
Synonyms: O. antillarum (see Marcus & Marcus, 1967)
Oxynoe antillarum Mtérch, 1863
Synonyms: O. aguayai
Oxynoe azuropunctata Jensen, 1980
Oxynoe delicatula G. & H. Nevill, 1869
Synonyms: O. viridis (see Burn, 1966)
Oxynoe hargravesi H. Adams, 1872
Synonyms: 0. viridis (see Burn, 1966)
Oxynoe kabirensis Hamatani, 1980
Oxynoe natalensis Smith, 1903
Synonyms: O. viridis (see Burn, 1966)
Oxynoe panamensis Pilsbry & Olsson, 1942
Oxynoe pellucidus A. Adams
Oxynoe olivacea Rafinesque, 1819
Synonyms: 0. brachyeephalus Mérch; O. sieboldi Krohn (see Jaume, 1945)
Oxynoe viridis (Pease, 1861)
Synonyms: Lophocerecus krohni A. Adams, 1854; Lophocerecus viridis; Oxynoe hargravesi H.
Adams, 1872; 0. delicatula; O. natalensis; Akera aperta Hedley, 1899 (see Burn, 1966)
Lobiger nevilli Pilsbry, 1896
Synonyms: ?Seyllaea dracaena Kelaart, 1858; L. souverbiei (see Baba, 1974)
Lobiger pictus Pease, 1868
Synonyms: L. viridis (see Burn, 1966)
Lobiger pilsbryi Schwengel, 1941
Synonyms: L. souverbiei (see Marcus & Marcus, 1967)
Lobiger philippi Krohn, 1847
Synonyms: L. serradifalei (see Marcus, 1957)
Lobiger sagamiensis Baba, 1952
Synonyms: L. souverbiei; L. nevilli (see Baba, 1974)
Lobiger serradifalci (Calearra, 1840)
Lobiger souverbiei Fischer, 1856
Synonyms: L. sagamiensis Baba, 1952: L. nevilli (see Baba, 1974); L. pilsbryi (see Marcus &
Marcus, 1967)
Lobiger viridis Pease, 1863
Synonyms: L. pictus; L. nevilli sensu Burn, 1964 (see Burn, 1966)
Lophopleurella capensis (Thiele, 1912)
Synonyms: Lophopleura capensis (see Marcus, 1982)
Lophopleurella wilsoni (Tate, 1889)
Synonyms: Lobiger wilsoni (see Burn, 1966); Roburnella wilsoni (see Marcus, 1982)
SUBORDER: Juliacea Boettger, 1963
Family: Juliidae Smith, 1885
Julia borbonica (Deshayes, 1863)
Synonyms: Prasina borbonica; J. cormuta
Julia burni Sarma, 1975
Julia cormuta (De Folin, 1867)
Synonyms: J. borbonica
Julia equatorialis Pilsbry & Olsson, 1944
Synonyms: J. thecaphora (see Sarma, 1975)
Julia exquisita Gould, 1862
Synonyms: ?Prasina borbonica Deshayes (see Marcus, 1982)
Julia japonica Kuroda & Habe, 1951
Julia thecaphora (Carpenter, 1857)
Synonyms: J. equatorialis (see Williams & Gosliner, 1973)
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Berthelinia caribbea Edmunds, 1963
Berthelinia chloris (Dall, 1918)
Synonyms: Scintilla chloris (see Boettger, 1962)
Berthelinia corallensis (Hedley, 1920)
Synonyms: Edenttellina corallensis: ?B. typica
Berthelinia ganapati Sarma, 1975
Synonyms: Tamanovalva ganapati
Berthelinia pseudochloris Kay, 1964
Berthelinia schlumbergi Dautzenberg, 1895
Berthelinia typica (Gatliff & Gabriel, 1917)
Synonyms: Edenttellina typica
Berthelinia waltairensis Sarma, 1975
Synonyms: Tamanovalva waltairensis
Midorigai australis Burm, 1960
Tamanovalva babai Burn, 1965
Synonyms: Edentellina typica sensu Burn, 1960
Tamanovalva fijiensis Burn, 1966
Tamanovalva limax Kawaguti & Baba, 1959
SUBORDER: Elysiacea Bergh, 1872
Family: Elysiidae Bergh, 1872
Elysie abei Baba, 1955
Synonyms: E. viridis sensu Baba, 1949 fig. 26 only (see Baba, 1955)
Elysia amakusana Baba, 1955
Synonyms: E. japonica sensu Baba, 1949
Elysia arena Carlson & Hoff, 1977
Synonyms: Pattyclaya arena (see Marcus, 1982)
Elysia atroviridis Baba, 1955
Elysia australis (Quoy & Gaimard, 1832)
Synonyms: Acteon australis; E. coodgensis
Elysia babai Pruvot-Fol, 1946
Synonyms: E. viridis sensu Baba, 1936
Elysia bayeri Marcus, 1965
Elysia benettae Thompson, 1973
Elysia canguzua Marcus, 1955
Elysia ecatulus Gould, 1870
Elysia cauze Mareus, 1957 :
Elysia chitwa Marcus, 1955
Elysia echlorotica Gould, 1870
Elysia eclena Marcus & Marcus, 1970
Synonyms: E. serea (see Jensen, 1983)
Elysia coerulea Kelaart
Synonyms: ?E. lineolata Bergh
Elysia coodgensis Angas, 1864
Synonyms: E. australis (see Allen, 1947)
Elysia degeneri Ostergaard, 1955
Elysia dubia Eliot, 1904
Elysia duis Marcus & Marcus, 1967
“Synonyms: E. picta (see Thompson, 1977 and Jensen & Clark, 1983)
Elysia elsiae Ostergaard, 1955
Elysia evelinae Marcus, 1957
Elysia faustula Bergh
Elysia fezi Vilella, 1968
Elysia flava Verrill, 1901
Elysia furvacauda Burn, 1956
Elysia fusea Philippi, 1844
Synonyms: 7E. viridis
Elysia gracilis Risbec, 1930
Elysia grandifolia Kelaart, 1858
Synonyms: see Thompson, 1973
Elysie grandis Bergh
Elysie halimedae Macnae, 1954
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Elysia hamatani Baba, 1957
Elysia hedgpethi Marcus, 1961
Synonyms: E. bedeckta MacFarland
Elysia hirasei Baba, 1955
Synonyms: E. viridis sensu Baba, 1949 (see Marcus, 1982)
Elysia hope: (Verany, 1853)
Synonyms: E. (Acteon) hopei (see Swennen, 1961): Elysia hopei (see Thompson, 1981); T.
splendida (see Vicente, 1967)
Elysia japonica Eliot, 1913
Elysia kushimotoensis Baba, 1957
Elysia lineolata Bergh
Synonyms: E. coerulea Kelaart
Elysia livida Baba, 1955
Elysia lobata Gould, 1852
Synonyms: ?E. degeneri (see Ostergaard, 1955)
Elysia maoria Powell, 1937
Elysia margaritae Fez, 1962
Elysia marginata (Pease, 1871)
Synonyms: Pterogasteron ornatum Pease, 1860; P. marginatus Pease, 1871; P. nigropunctatus
Pease, 1871; Elysia ornata Bergh, 1905; E. nigropunctata Bergh, 1873 (see Carlson & Hoff, 1978)
Elysia nealae Ostergaard, 1955
Elysia nigrocapitata Baba, 1957
Synonyms: E. punctata (see Macnae, 1954)
Elysia nisbeti Thompson, 1977
Elysia obtusa Baba, 1938
Elysia ornata (Swainson, 1840)
Synonyms: Thallepus ormatus; Pterogasteron ornatum Pease, 1860; Pterogasteron marginata
Pease, 1871 (see Thompson, 1977)
Elysia pagenstecheri Marcus, 1982
Synonyms: E. viridis sensu Pagenstecher, 1863
Elysia papillosa Verrill, 1901
Elysia patina Marcus, 1980
Elysia picta Verrill, 1901
Elysia pilosa Risbec,.1928
Elysia pruvotae Hisbec, 1952
Elysia punctata Kelaart, 1857
Synonyns: Pterogasteron nigropunctatum Pease, 1671; E. nigropunctata; E.nigrocincta Eliot,
1904; E. nigrescens (see Macnae, 1954)
Elysia purchoni Thompson, 1977
Elysia ratna Marcus, 1965
Elysia rufescens (Pease, 1870)
Elysia-serea Marcus, 1955
Synonyms: E. clena (see Jensen, 1983)
Elysia setoensis Hamatani, 1968
Elysia slimora Marcus & Marcus, 1966
Elysia splendens Baba, 1949
Elysia subornata Verrill, 1901
Elysia sugashima Baba, 1955
Elysia thysanopoda Bergh
Elysia timida Risso, 1818
Synonyms: Notarchus timidus
Elysia tokarensis Baba, 1957
Elysia trisinuata Baba, 1949
Elysia tuca Marcus & Marcus, 1967
Elysia vatae Risbec, 1928
Elysia viridis (Montagu, 1810)
Elysia vreelandae Marcus & Marcus, 1970
Elysia yaeyamana Baba, 1936
Elysiobranchus mercieri Pruvot-Fol, 1930
Elysiella pusillus Bergh, 1872
Elysiella verrilli Thiele, 1931
Synonyms: possibly Eiysia catulus (see Mareus, 1957)
Elysiopterus pruvotfolae Marcus, 1957
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Synonyms: E. verrilli Pruvot-Fol, 1946 (see Marcus, 1957); E. erispa Verrill, 1901; ?Tridachia
erispata (see Marcus & Marcus, 1967)
Elysiopterus expansa (0 Donoghue, 1924)
Thuridilla hopei (Verany, 1853)
Synonyms: E. (Acteon) hopei (see Swennen, 1961); Elysia hopei (see Thompson, 1981); T.
splendida (see Vicente, 1967)
Thuridilla splendida (Grube, 1861)
Synonyms: E. hopei (see Vicente, 1967)
Tridachia crispata (Mérch, 1863)
Synonyms: Elysia crispata (see Thompson, 1977)
Tridachia schrammi Deshayes, 1857
Synonyms: nomen nudum (see Marcus & Marcus ?)
- Tridachia whitae (Pease, 1860)
Synonyms: Pterogasteron omatum Pease, 1860; Tridachia ommata (Pease, in Bergh, 1872) (see
Marcus, 1957)
Tridachiella diomedea (Bergh, 1894)
Plakobranchus argus Bergh
Synonyms: P. ocellatus
Plakobranchus caminguinus Bergh, 1872
Plakobranchus guttatus Stimpson, 1858
Plakobranchus ianthobapsus Gould, 1852
Plakobranchus ocellatus vanHasselt, 1824
Synonyms: P. argus Bergh
Plakobranchus punctulatus Bergh
Family: Boselliidae Marcus, 1982
Bosellia cohellia Marcus, 1978
Bosellia corinnae Marcus, 1973
Bosellia marcusi Marcus, 1972
Bosellia mimetica Trinchese, 1890
SUBORDER: Polybranchiacea
Family: Caliphyllidae Thiele, 1912
Caliphylla mediterranea Costa, 1867
Caliphylla tricolor Trinchese, 1870
Synonyms: C. mediterranea (see Marcus & Marcus, 1970); Beececaria tricolor (see Gascoigne,
1979)
Mourgona germaineae Marcus & Marcus, 1970
Synonyms: Cyerece edmundsi (see Marcus, 1982; Jensen & Clark, 1983)
Mourgona murea Marcus & Marcus, 1970
Cyerce antillensis Ingel, 1927
Cyerce cristallina (Trinchese, 1881)
Synonyms: Lobiancoia cristallina Trinchese, 1881; Lobifera cristallina (see Swennen, 1961);
C. jhringi (see Thompson, 1977)
Cyerce kikutarobabai Hamatani, 1976
Cyerce nigra Bergh, 1873
Synonyms: C. nigricans (see Swennen, 1961)
Cyerce nigricans (Pease, 1866)
Synonyms: Lobifera nigricans; C. nigra (see Swennen, 1961)
Lobifera cristallina Trinchese, 1881
Synonyms: Lobianeoia cristallina Trinchese; Cyerce cristallina (see Swennen, 1961); Cyerce
jhringi (see Thompson, 1977)
Lobifera papillosa Pease, 1866
Family: Polybranchiidae H. & A. Adams, 1854
Polybranchia borgnini (Trinchese, 1896)
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Polybranchia orientalis (Kelaart, 1858)
Synonyms: Proctonotus orientalis; Branchophyllum pallens
Polybranchia pallens (Burn, 1957)
Synonyms: Cyerce nigra pallens; Branchophyllum pallens
Polybranchia pellucida Pease, 1860
Polybranchia prasinus (Bergh)
Synonyms: Phyllobranchillus prasinus
Polybranchia viridis (Deshayes, 1857)
Synonyms: Hermaea viridis; Phyllobranchus viridis Mérch, 1875 (see Thompson, 1977)
Family: Hermaeidae
Costasiella formicarius (Baba, 1959)
Synonyms: Stiliger formicarius (see Baba & Hamatani, 1970)
Costasiella illus (Marcus, 1965)
Synonyms: Stiliger illus
Costasiella lilianae (Marcus & Marcus, 1969)
Synonyms: Stiliger lilianae; Ercolania lilianae Marcus, 1976; ?Doto ocellifera Simroth
Costasiella nonatoi Marcus & Marcus, 1960
Synonyms: Placida nonatoi (see Marcus & Marcus, 1970)
Costasiella virescens Pruvot-Fol, 1951
Hermaea bifida (Montagu, 1815)
Synonyms: Doris bifida; Physopneumcn corneum Costa
Hermaea brevicomis Costa
Synonyms: ?Placida dendritica
Hermaea capensis Macnae, 1954
Synonyms: Placida capensis
Hermaea carminis Fez, 1962
Hermaea coirala Marcus, 1955
Synonyms: ?H. cruciata (see Jensen & Clark, 1983)
Hermaea cornea (Costa)
Synonyms: Physopneumon corneum; H. bifida ?
Hermaea cremoniana Trinchese, 1893
Synonyms: Placida eremcniana (see Bellini, 1929)
Hermaea cruciata Gould, 1870
Hermaea dakariensis Pruvot-Fol, 1953
Hermaea hillae Marcus & Marcus, 1967
Hermaea mediterranea Costa
Hermaea noto (Baba, 1959)
Synonyms: Ereolania noto (see Baba & Hamatani, 1970)
Hermaea oliviae (MacFarland, 1966)
Synonyms: Hermaeina oliviae (see Marcus & Marcus, 1967)
Hermaea ornata MacFarland, 1966
Synonyms: ?Placida omata (see Marcus & Marcus, 1967); ?Placida dendritica (see Long, 1969)
Hermaea paucicirra Pruvot-Fol, 1953
Hermaea polychroma Hesse
Hermaea vancouverensis O’Donoghue, 1924
Hermaea variopicta (Costa, 1865)
Synonyms: Hermaeopsis variopicta; Erecolania panceri Vayssierre non Trinchese (see Lemche
& Thompson, 1974)
Hermaea viridis Deshayes, 1857
Synonyms: Polybranchia viridis (see Thompson, 1977)
Aplysiopsis elegans Deshayes, 1864
Synonyms: Hermaeina maculata
Aplysiopsis enteromorphae (Cockerell & Eliot, 1905)
Synonyms: Phyllobranchopsis enteromorphae (see Marcus & Marcus, 1967)
Aplysiopsis formosa Pruvot-Fol, 1953
Aplysiopsis nigra (Baba, 1949)
Synonyms: Hermaeina nigra
Aplysiopsis papillosa (Marcus, 1961)
Aplysiopsis smaragdinae (Baba, 1949)
Synonyms: Stiliger (Ercolania) smaragdinus
Aplysiopsis zebra Clark, 1982
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Hermacine brattstr
Hermaeina maculata ' ches
Hermaeina minor Baba, 1959
Hermaeina orientalis Baba, 1949
Hermaeina sinusmensalis Macnae, 7954
Hermaeina smithi Marcus, 1961
-_ Synonyms: Phyllobranchopsis enteromorphae MacFarland non Cockerell & Eliot (see Roller &
Long)
Hermacina toyamana Baba, 1959
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Family: Alderiidae
Rideria comosa Costa
one Alderella comosa; Alderina comosa (see Marcus, 1982)
Alderia modesta (Lov&@, 1844)
Synonyms: Stiliger modestus
Alderia harvardensis Gould, 1870
Synonyms: A. modesta
Algeria uda Marcus & Marcus, 1956
Synonyms: A. modesta ?
Alderiopsis nigra (Baba, 1937)
Placida aoteana Powell, 1937
Placida babai Marcus, 1982
Synonyms: Placida dendritica sensu Baba, 1955
Placida brevicomis ?
Synonyms: ?Hermaea brevicormis
Placida capensis (Macnae, 1954)
Synonyms: Hermaea capensis
Placida cremoniana (Trinchese, 1892)
Synonyms: Ereolania trinchesi Pr
(see Bellini, 192g¢
Placida dendritiea (Alder & Hancock, 1843)
Placida fralila Burn, 1966
Synonyms: Stiliger fralila Burn, 1972
Placida kingstoni Thompson, 1977
Placida tardyi Trinchese, 1876
Placida verticilata Ortea, 71981
Placida viridis Trinchese, 1873
Placida zosterae (Baba, 1959)
Synonyms: Ercolania zosterae (see Baba & Hamatani, 1970)
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see Schmekel, 1968): Hermaea cremoniana
Stiliger akkeshiensis Baba, 1935
Stiliger berghi Baba, 1937
Synonyms: may belong to undefined genus (see Baba & Hamatani, 1970)
Stiliger felinus (Hutton, 1882)
Stiliger fraliia (Burn, 1966)
Synonyms: Placida fralila
Stiliger fuscovittata Lance, 1962
Stiliger llerai Ortea, 71981
Stiliger ometus Ehrenbergh, 1631
Stiliger tentaculata Elict
onyms: ?Ereolania tentaculata ("spoon-shaped teeth" )
Stiliger vesiculosus (Deshayes, 1864)
stiliger viridis (Kelaart)
Synonyms: Pterochilus viridis
Stiliger vossi Mareus & Marcus, 1960
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Ereolania boodleae (Baba, 1935)
Synonyms: Stiliger boodleae
Ercolania coerulea Trinchese, 1
Ercolania costal Pruyot-Fol, 1051
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Synonyms: E. coerulea (see Schmekel, 1968 and Baba & Hamatani, 1970)
Ercolania cricetus (Marcus & Marcus, 1970)
Synonyms: Stiliger cricetus; ? Ercolania coerulea (see Jensen & Clark, 1982)
Ercolania erbsus (Marcus, ?1970)
Synonyms: Stiliger erbsus
Ercolania evelinae (Marcus, 1959)
Synonyms: Stiliger evelinae; ?E. vanellus (see Baba & Hamatania, 1970); ?E. fuseata (see
Jensen & Clark, 1983)
Ercolania funerea (Costa, 1867)
Synonyms: Embletonia funerea; Stiliger funereus (see Marcus & Marcus, 1970)
Ereolania fuscata (Gould, 1870)
Synonyms: Calliopaea fuscata; Stiliger fuscatus; Ercolania vanellus; E. talis (see Jensen &
Clark, 1983)
Ercolania gopalai (Rao, 1937)
Synonyms: Stiliger gopalai
Ercolania irregularis (Eliot, 1904)
Synonyms: Stiliger irregularis
Ercolania lozanoi Ortea, 71981
Ercolania margaritae Burn, 1974
Ercolania nigra (Lemche, 1935)
Synonyms: Stiliger niger
Ercolania nigrovittata (Rao & Rao, 1963)
Ereolania pancerii Trinchese
Ercolania siotti Trinchese, 1872
Synonyms: E. viridis (see Baba & Hamatani, 1970)
Ercolania subviridis (Baba, 1959)
Synonyms: Stiliger subviridis (see Baba & Hamatani, 1970)
Ercolania talis (Marcus & Marcus, 1956)
Synonyms: Stiliger talis; ?Stiliger evelinae (see Baba & Hamatani, 1970); Ercolania fuscata
(see Jensen & Clark, 1983)
Ercolania trinchesi Pruvot-Fol, 1951
Ercolania vanellus (Marcus, 1957)
Synonyms: Stiliger vanellus; ?E. evelinae (see Baba & Hamatani, 19
(see Jensen & Clark, 1983)
Ercolania varians (Eliot, 1904)
Synonyms: Stiliger varians (see Baba & Hamatani, 1970)
Ercolania viridis (Costa, 1866)
Synonyms: E. siotti (see Baba & Hamatani, 1970)
Ercolania zanzibarica Eliot, 1905
Ercolania zosterae Baba, 1959
Synonyms: Placida zosterae (see Baba & Hamatani, 1970)
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0); Ereolania fuscata
Olea hansineensis Agersborg, 1923
Calliopaea bellula d’Orbigy, 1837
Synonyms: Stiliger bellulus; Embletonia maria Meyer & Mébius; Stiliger mariae
Calliopaea oophaga Lemche, 1974
Calliopaea pusillus (Baba, 1959)
Synonyms: Stiliger pusillus (see Baba & Hamatani, 1970)
Subfamily: Limapontiinae Gascoigne & Sordi, 1980
Limapontia capitata (Mitller, 1773)
Limapontia cocksi (Alder & Hancock)
Synonyms: Acteonia cocksi
Limapontia depressa Alder & Hancock, 1862
Limapontia nigra Johnston, 1936
Synonyms: ?L. capitata
Limapontia senestra (Quatrefages, 1844)
Synonyms: Acteonia senestra
|imapontia zonata (Girard, 1852)
tor’s note: Many thanks to Kathe for this list. It took several hours just to type it into my
uter. I will merge this information into my major index and also the taxon file.]
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PERSONAL NOTES
Sandra Millen and family came to California and Baja the first week in April. They spent some
time with Pat LaFollette and family, with the Long family, and with Dave Behrens. They should be
back in Canada by about April 15th. Sven Donaldson is writing more and more books and articles on
Sailing.
From Kathe Jensen: "I have also enclosed the long promised index of Ascoglossa. This turned out
to be much more work than I anticipated, and the listis stillnot complete. But I have to leave the
U.S. next week [about 15 March -- editor]. I will be going back to Denmark for about one month,
and then to Hong Kong to participate in “The 2nd International Workshop on the Malacofauna of
Hong Kong and Southern China’. After that, I don’t know what Ill be doing. I just received a
small grant from the Carlsberg Foundation to continue my work on chemoreception in ascoglossans,
but I can “t afford to go back and forth between Denmark and Florida all the time with no salary
coming in, so I‘1l just have to wait and see. I don’t know when I‘ll be able to work on the index
again. I have it all on a TRS-80 Scripsit diskette, and I think it will be too much work to start all
Over on another system (you should know all about that), not to mention trying to do it on a
regular old-fashioned typewriter." [The list is now available in Spell Binder format, CP/M
(ASCIL) format, Super-Vue, and Vue (Alpha Micro) formats -- editor]
Will Jaeckle is now at USC doing doctoral studies. I havent heard from him as yet as to exactly
what he is doing for his research project. He visited with Jim Lance in San Diego on the 16th of
April. Bobbie and I had Will over for dinner on the 19th of April. Itwasaverynice visit and we
hope to see more of him in the coming months. Rumor has it that Will still travels to Humboldt
County occasionally.
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- PAPER
REPORT ON THE 1982 OUTER BAJA CALIFORNIA EXPEDITION
Compiled by
David W. Behrens
Between August 23 - September 2, 1982, fourteen SCUBA divers participating in a Sea
Challengers outer coast of Baja California cruise collected and/or photographed 23 species of
opisthobranch molluscs. Localities collected included San Martin, San Benitos and (Cedros
Islands, as well as Chester Island and a small reef in the SW comer of Vizcaino Bay, Baja
California, Mexico (Table 1). A list of the species is presented in Table 2. Five species are
unknown to science. These are designated in Table 2 by a single asterisk (*). The know
geographical range is extended for 9 species, which are designated by a double asterisk (**)
(Table 2). The range limits given in the table for these species are the previously known range
limits.
The unidentified dorid species noted in Table 2 ("pseudo-porostome") appears similar in
external morphology to Doriopsilla albopunctata (Cooper, 1863) except for the presence of
cephalic tentacles. The radular teeth are hamate with no distinctive denticulation.
Identification of the Janolus sp. (umidentified) was impossible due partially to the fact that the
sole specimen was preserved and not photographed, leaving the body color unknown. The radula
closely matches that of Janolus barbarensis (Cooper, 1863), however the cerata bear irregular
tubercles similar to those of Dirona picta MacFarland in Cockerell & Eliot, 1905. The
Coryphellina sp. (unidentified) is the same species pictured in color in Lance (1980, Discover
Magazine 1(3):58-63). Lastly, the Phyllodesmium sp. (unidentified) was shown in Behrens (1980)
as a Coryphella, no. 155. The description of this species by this author, is in preparation.
Florence McAlary provided additional locality information for this report.
Table 1
Localities Collected
Latitude Longitude
San Martin Island 30°, 30°N 115°, 10°W
San Benitos Islands 28°, 20°N 115°, 40°W
Cedros Islands 26°, 07. N 115°, 11°W
Vizcaino Bay 27°, 50°N 114°, 51°W
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Table 2
Opisthobranch Species Collected and/or Photographed
om the 1982 Sea Challengers Expeditim
San San Cedros Vizcaino
Martin Benitos Island Bay
Island Islands
Bullomorpha
Aglaja inermis (Cooper, 1862) X
*#* Navanax aenigmaticus (Bergh, 1893) X
Central Gulf & Isla Reviellagiedos
Galapagos Islands (J.R. Lance,
persmal commmicatim ) y
Aplysiomorpha
Aplysia califommica Cooper, 1863 X
Aplysia vacecaria Winkler, 1955 X
Pleurobranchomorpha
Tylodina fumgina Gabb, 1865 X
Nudibranchia
Doridacea
** Doridella steinbergae (Lance, 1962) X
Vancouver Island, British
Columbia - Cormados Islands,
Baja Califomia (Behrens, 1980)
* Trapania sp. (uidentified) X X
*% Polycera atra MacFarland, 1905 X X
Humboldt Bay, Califomia -
Cormados Islands, Baja Califomia
(Jaeckle, 1981) %
Polycera hedgpethi Marcus, 1964 X
** Tambja eliora (Marcus & Marcus, 1967) xX
Angel de La Guardia Island, Gulf
of Califomia - Magdalena Bay,
Baja Califomia (Farmer, 1978)
Cadlina flavamaculata MacFarland, 1905 X
** Chronodoris macfarlandi Cockerell, 1901 xX
Monterey Bay, Califomia - khsenada,
Baja, Califomia (Behrens, 1980)
** Hypselodoris ghiselini Bertsch, 1978 X
Baja Califomia gulf coastline and
mainland to Guaymas, Smora, Mexico
(Bertsch, 1978)
Jorunna pardus Behrens & Hendersm, 1981
Dorid (unidentified pseudo-porostome )
** Doris pickensi Marcus & Marcus, 1967 X
Puerto Lobos and Puerto Penasco, Smora,
Mexico (Marcus & Marcus, 1967)
ps Ps
Porostome (unidentified) xX
Arminacea
** Jenolus barbarensis (Cooper, 1863) X
Vancouver Is., B.C. - Bahia
San Quintin, Baja Califomia
(Behrens, 1980)
* Jmolus sp. (wmidentified) X
Aeolidacea
** Coryphella trilineata O°’Dmoghue, 1921 X X
Porcher Island, British Columbia -
Cormodos Islands, Baja Califomia
(Lambert, 1976)
* Coryphellina sp. (inidentified)
Flabellinopsis iodinea (Cooper, 1862) xX X
* Phyllodesmium sp. (unidentified)
ms PS PS
* 2 kt
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INFORMATION EXCHANGE
From Sandra Millen: "I have obtained some Calcidoris guntheri Abraham, 1876 from the University
of Alaska and I shall Be looking at them along with Adalaria and Mchidoris species. I could still
use some Adalaria proxima for comparison studies."
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF OPISTHOBRANCHIA
10251 ORTEA RATO, JESUS ANGEL; BACALLADO, JUAN 1981* Les Dorididae (Gastropoda) décrits des
Canaries par Alcide d‘Orbigny. [The Dorididae (Gastropoda) described from the Canaries by
Aleide d“Orbigny.] Bull. Mus. natn. Hist. nat., Paris, 4e ser., 3, 1981, section A, No. 3:767-776,
figs. 1-4, pl. 1.
10252 ORTEA RATO, JECUS ANGEL; LLERA GONZALEZ, EVA MARIA 1980* Moluscos marinos de la isla
Isabel, Nayarit, Mexico. Resum. IInd. Congr. Nac. Malac. Barcelona, 1 pp. [Spanish]
10253 ORTEA RATO, JESUS ANGEL; LLERA CORZALEZ, EVA MARIA 1981* Un nuevo doérido (Mollusca:
Nudibranchiata) de la isla Isabel, Nayarit, Mexico. {Anew doridacea (Mollusca: Nudibranchiata)
from Isabel Island, Nayarit, Mexico. ] Iberus, 1:47-52, figs. 1-4.
10254 ORTEA RATO, JESUS ANGEL; URGORRI, V. 1981* Opisthobran quios nuevos para el litoral
ibérico colectados en Galicia. I. Bol. Inst. Espa. Oceano., 6(288):49-60, figs. 1-9. [Spanish;
English summary]
10255 PERRON, F.E.; TURNER, R.D. 1977* Development, metamorphosis, and natural history of the
aS aen Doridella obscura Verrill (Corambidae: Opisthobranchia. J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol.,
27:171-165.
10256 PERRONE, A. 1980* Rinvenimento di una forma del genere Bosellia Trinchense, nelle acque
dell “isola di Malta. BOLL. MALACOLOGICO, 16:103-104. [In Italian; animal described varies in
color from Bosellia mimetica, but no new name is given ]
10257 YROLZA TA sari G 5s Technique -de concentration des Gastéropodes Opisthobranches
mésammiques marins en vue d études quantitatives. Cahiers de Biologie marine, 16:475-481.
10258 POIZAT, C.; HENRY, M.; CRISTIANI, G. 1981* Modifications morphologiques et fonctionnelles
d‘un mollusgue marin Microhedyle milaschewitschii Kow. 1903, au cours d’une contamination in
vitro par le mercure. Biology of the Cell, 42:10a.
10259 POIZAT, C.; HENRY, M.; CRISTIANI, G. 1981[XII]* Modifications morphologiques et
fonctionnelles d “un ‘mollusque marin Microhedyle milaschewitschii Kow. 1903, au cours dune
contamination in vitro par le mercure. Opisthobranch Newsletier, 13(8):40.
10260 PRINCE, STEPHANIE 1981[Winter]* Comparative Study of Some Bubble Shells. Of Sea and
Shore, 12(2):79-80, [10 figs.].
10261 RASW. USSEN, E. 1973* Systematics and Ecology of the Isefjord Marine Fauna (Denmark).
Ophelia, 11:1-495.
10262 RUTOWSKI, RONALD L. 1982[I-1]* The Tempcral Structure of Behavioral Interaction in
Hermissenda crassicomis (Opisthobranchia). The Veliger, 24(3):227-229, figs. 1-2.
10263 SANDER, FINN; LALLI, CAROL M. 1982[IV-1]* A comparative Study of Mollusk Communities on
the Shelf-Slope Margin of Barbados, West Indies. The Veliger, 24(4):309-318, figs. 1-2, tbls. 1-4.
[8 opisthobranch species listed in table 4]
10264 SEAGER, JOHN R. 1982[IV-23]* Population dynamics of the Antarctic opisthobranch Philine
gibba Strebel. "JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL Marine Biology AND ECOLOGY, 60(2-3):163-180.
10265 STONARD, R.J.; PETROVICH, J.C.; ANDERSEN, R.J. 1980* Anew C sterol peroxide from the
opisthobranch mollusk Adalaria sp. and the sea pen Virgularia sp. <{rEROIDS, 36:81-86.
10266 SUSSWEIN, ABRAHAM J.; CAPPELL, MITCHELL S.; BENNETT, MICHAEL V.L. 1982* Distance
Chemoreception in Navanax inermis. MARINE BEHAVIOUR AND PHYSIOLOGY, 8(3):231-242.
10267 TAKAHASHI, JOSEPH S.; ZATZ, MARTIN 1982* Regulation of circadian rhythm. SCIENCE,
217(4565):1104-1111, 5 text figs. [17 September; Aplysia californica eye ]
10268 TARDY, J.; GANTES, H. 1980* Un mollusque nudibranche peu connu: Cumanotus cuenoti A.
Pruvot-Fol, (1948); redeseription, biologie. BULL. SOC. ZOOL. FR., 105(1):199-207.
10269 THOMPSON, J.E.; WALKER, R.P.; WRATTEN, S.J.; FAULKNER, D.J. 1982* A chemical defense
mechanism for the nudibranch Cadlina lute omarginata. TETRAHEDRON, 38:1865-187 3.
10270 THOMPSON, T.E. 1981[1V]* Taxonomy of three misumderstood opisthobranchs from the
northern Adriatic isea. THE JOURNAL OF MOLLUSCAN STUDIES, 47(1):73-79.
10271 USUKI, ITARU 1981[1]* Growth Characteristics of the Early Juvenile of Aplysia juliana
collected in Winter. Venus, The Japanese Journal of Malacology, 39(4):212-223, figs. 1-2, pls. 1-
3. [Title has Aplysis; English & Japanese ]
10272 VOGEL, ROSALIE MARIE 1977* Shell-less opisthobranchs of Virginia and Maryland. Ph.D.
Dissertation; School of Marine Science, College of William and Mary in Virginia, 159 pp.
10273 WALKER, R.P.; FAULKNER, D.J. 1981* Chlorinated acetylenes from the nudibranch Diaulula
sandiegensis. ap ORG. CHEM., 46: 1475-1478.
10274 WHITHEAD, T., 1981* Euselenops luniceps at Gloucester Island, Central Queensland.
Australian Shell News, Sisto
10275 ZACK, SHELDON 1975[July? ]* A description and analysis of agonistic behavior patterns in
an opisthobranch mollusc, Hermissenda crassicomis. Behavior, 53(3/4):238-267, 9 text figs.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF OPISTHOBRANCHIA
10276 BEHRENS, DAVID W.; HENDERSON, ROBERT 1983[IV-1]* Redescription of Platydoris
macfarlandi Hanna, 1951 A Rare Deepwater Doridacean “udibranch. THE VELIGER, 25(4):365-369, 1
pl., 6 text figs. x
00249 BERGH, RUDOLF LUDWIG SOPHUS 1877 Kritische Untersuchung der Ehrenberg schen Doriden.
JAHRB. DEUTSCH. MALAKOZOOL. GES., 4(1):45-76.
10277 TODD, CHRISTOPHER D. 1981* The ecology of nudibranch Mollusca. OCEANOGR. MAR. BIOL.,
19:141-234.
10278 BLOOM, STEPHEN A. 1981* Specialization and noncompetitive resource partitioning among
sponge-eating dorid nudibranchs. OECOLOGIA, 49:305-315.
10279 JOHNSON, SCOTT 1983[1V-1]* Distribution of Two Nudibranch Species on a Subtidal Reef on
the Western Shore of Oahu, Hawaii. THE VELIGER, 25(4):356-364, 7 text figs. [Chromolaichma
youngbleuthi, chromodorid 1 ("locust" in Bertsch & Johnson, 1981) ]
10280 TODD, CHRISTOPHER D. 1978* Changes in spatial pattern of an intertidal population of the
nudibranch molluse Onchidoris muricata in relation to life cycle, mortality, and environmental
heterogeneity. JOURN. ANIM. ECOL., 47:189-203.
10281 MILLEN, SANDRA V. 1983[IV-1]* Range Extensions of Opisthobranchs in the Northeasterm
Pacific. THE VELIGER, 25(4):383-386, 2 text figs., tbl. 1. [about 25 spp. included]
10282 HO, JU-SHEY 1983[IV-1]* A: New Species of Copepod Associated with Pleurobranchaea
californica (Gastropoda : Opisthobranchia) with Discussion on Anthessius Associated with
Notaspidean Sea Slugs. THE VELIGER, 25(4):393-398, 3 text figs. [Anthessius obtussispina sp.
nov.]
10283 JUST, HANNE; TENDAL, OLE SECHER 1983[IV-1]* On the Sponge-Diet of Archidoris
pseudargus (Rapp, 1827). THE VELIGER, 25(4):403-404.
09681 WILLAN, RICHARD C. 1976* The opisthobranch Thecacera pennigera (Montagu) in New
Zealand, with a discussion on the genus. THE VELIGER, 18(4):347-352, 1 fig.
09926 WILLAN, RICHARD C. 1977* A review of Pleurobranchella Thiele, 1925 (Opisthobranchia:
Pleurobranchaeinae). JOURNAL OF CONCHOLOGY, 29(3):151-155, 2 figs.
10284 WILLAN, RICHARD C. 1977a* A macro- and microscopic examination of Bulla quoyii Gray in
Dieffenbach (Mollusca: Opisthobranchia). AUCKLAND MUSEUM CONCHOLOGY SECTION BULLETIN 2 (NEW
SERIES):11-17, 3 pls., 1 fig.
10285 WILLAN, RICHARD C. 1978* The nomenclature of three Pacific Bulla species. JOURNAL OF
THE MALACOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA, 3(1-2):56-68, 37 figs.
09948 WILLAN, RICHARD C. 1978a* An evaluation of the notaspidean genera Pleurobranchopsis
Verrill and Gymnotoplax Pilsbry (Opisthobranchia: Pleurobranchinae). JOURNAL OF CONCHOLOGY,
29(6):337-334, 1 fig.
10286 WILLAN, RICHARD C. 1980* New Zealand locality records for the aeolid nudibranch Fiona
pinnata (Eschscholtz, 1831). TANE, 25:141-147, 1 fig.
10287 WILLAN, RICHARD C. 1981* Rediscovery of Runcinella zelandica Odhner, 1924
(Opisthobranchia, Runcinacea). RECORDS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NEW ZEALAND, 2(2):5-8, 4
figs.
10288 WILLAN, RICHARD C. 1981a® Anew, abyssal, arminacean nudibranch from New Zealand. NEW
ZEALAND JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY, 8(3):325-330, 9 figs.
10289 WILLAN, RICHARD C. 1981b* Bibliography of publications on New Zealand Molluscs (1973-
1980). MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, NEW ZEALAND OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, 94:50pp.
(Opisthobranchia, pp. 46 & 47 of systematic cross index).
10290 WILLAN, RICHARD C. 1982* New Zealand side-gilled sea slugs (Opisthobranchia:
Notaspidea: Pleurobranchidae ). MALACOLOGIA, 23(2):221-270, 70 figs.
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10291 WILLAN, RICHARD C. 1982a* “Nudes” beneath the waves. UNDERWATER, 3:31-33, 8 figs.
[photos of Miamira magnifica, Austreolis westralis, Hydatina physis, Philinopsis cyanea,
Baminoea cymbalum, Elysia sp., Aplysia parvula, Pleurobranchus peroni |
10292 WILLAN, RICHARD C. 1982b* Bizarre beauty beneath the sea. EXXON CHEMICAL REVIEW, 2:1-5,
(eties.
10293 LANCE, JAMES R. (introductory comment by Alan Rich) 1983* California Underwater.
CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE, 8(3):85-89, 11 unnumbered color pls. [all California nudibranchs]
10294 ENDEAN, ROBERT 1982* Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. University of Queensland Press,
[pp. unknown]. [pg. 134 Chromodoris coi, pe. 144 Aplysia sowerbyi, Halgerda aurantiomaculata,
Hexabranchus sanguineus, Notodoris gardineri, Nembrotha sp., Phyllidia ocellata, Phyllode smium
sp., Phydiana (sic) indica, Chelidoura inox (? error for inormmata), Elysia sp. pgs. 146-149 --
text for photos on page 144; citation from Ian Loch]
10295 KUITER, RUDIEH. 1982[V1I1I]* Fishing with Film. THE SCUBA DIVER, 1(5):31-39. [includes 36
photos of easter Australian nudibranchs photographed underwater]
10296 RUDMAN, WILLIAM B. 1982[XI]* The Chromodorididae (Opisthobranchia : Mollusca) of the
Indo-West Pacific : Chromodoris quadricolor, C. lineolata and Hypselodoris nigrolineata colour
groups. ZOOLOGICAL JOURNAL OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY, 76(3):183-241.
10297 RUDMAN, WILLIAM B. 1982[XII]* A new species of Phestilla; the first record of a
coralliorous aeolid nudibranch from tropical America. JOURNAL ZOOL. LONDON, 198(4):465-471.
[the back cover of the journal has "tropical Africa" in the title, which is incorrect.]
07140 DELLE CHIAJE, STEFANO 1828* Descrizione et anatomia delle Aplisia. ATTI R. ISTIT.
INCORAGGIAM. SCI. NAT. NAPOLI, 4:25-76.
10298 DELLE CHIAJE, STEFANO 1828* Descrizione et anatomia delle Aplisia. FERUSS. BULL. SCI.
NAT., 13: .
07141 DELLE CHIAJE, STEFANO 1828* Descrizione e notomia del Doridio Aplisiforme. ATTI R.
TSTIT. INCORAGG. SCI. NAT. NAPOLI, 4:
19299 DELLE CHIAJE, STEFANO 1829* Descrizione e notomia del Doridio Aplisiforme. ATTI R.
ISTiT. INCORAGG. SCI. NAT. NAPOLI, 17:
v5674 BOTTAZZI, F. 1899* Ricerche fisiologiche sul sistemanervoso viscerale dell “Aplisie e di
aleuni Cefalopodi. Riv. Sei. Biol., 1:837-924.
10300 BERTSCH, HANS 1976[X-1]* Anew species of Chromodoris (Opisthobranchia: Nudibranchia)
from tropical West America. Veliger, 19(2):156-158, figs. 1-8. [C. antonii; replaces 0N9709]
06199 COGGESHALL, R.E. 1967* A light and electron microscope study of the abdominal ganglion of
Aplysia californica. J. Neurophysiol., 30:1263-1287.
07291 FLURY, F. 1915* Wber das Aplysiengift. Arch. Exper. Path. Pharm., 79:250-263.
06081 CARAZZI, D. 1900* L’embriologia dell“Aplysia limacina L. fino alla formazione delle
strisce mesodermiche. Le prime fasi dello sviluppo del Pneumodermon mediterraneum van Ben.
Anat. Anz., 17:77-102.
10301 HELLOU, J.; ANDERSEN, R.J.; THOMPSON, J.E. 1982* Terpenoids from the dorid nudibranch
Cadlina luteomarginata. Tetrahedron, 38(13):1875-1879.
. SER? V. 1928* Uber das Tierleben auf den Seegraswiesen des Mittelmeers. Zool. Jahrb.
yst., 56:1-42.
06101 CARLTON, JAMES T. 1971[II11-7]*® A review of the introduced opisthobranchs of the eastern
Pacific. (Abstract only). The Echo, 3:15-16.
07823 KRESS, ANNETRUDI 1968* Untersuchungen zur Histologie, Autotomie, und Regeneration
drier Doto-Arten Doto coronata, D. pinnatifida, D. fragilis (Gastropoda, Opisthobranchiata).
Rev. Suisse de Zool., 75(2):235-303, plts. 1-4, figs. 1-29. [inagural-dissertation ]
07835 KRUCZYNSKI, W.L.; PORTER, HUGH J. 1969[X]® Anewnorthern record for Bursatella leachii
pleii Rang (Opisthobranchia), with notes on its biology. Nautilus, 83(2):40-42.
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06322 FARMER, WESLEY M. 1968* A remarkable nudibranch from the Gulf of Califormia. Amer.
Malacol. Union, Inc., Annual Rep., 1967, pg. 62. [abstract]
10302 FARMER, WESLEY M. 1968* A remarkable nudibranch from the Gulf of California. Echo, 1:7-
8. [abstract] :
10303 FARMER, WESLEY M. 1970* A swimmer, the secretor, and the blue tiger (3 nudibranchs from
the Gulf of California). Echo, 2:16. [abstract; Nembrotha eliora, Nembrotha sp., Roboastra]
06357 FRAZIER, W.T.; KANDEL, E.R.; KUPFERMANN, I.; WAZIRI, R.; COGGESHALL, R.E. 1967#
Morphological and functional properties of identified neurons in the abdominal ganglion of
Aplysia californica. J. Neurophysiol., 30:1288-1351.
10304 KITTING, C.L. 1976* The impact of molluses feeding on some West Indian gorgonians. Bull.
Amer. Malacol. Union, Inc., 1975, pg. 73. [unidentified nudibranch feeding on sea fan, Gorgonia
ventalina ]
10305 ROBILLIARD, G.A. 1970* Predation by the nudibranch Dirona albolineata, on three species
of prosobranchs. Echo, 2:23. [abstract]
08739 ROLLER, RICHARD A. 1971[II1-7]* Notes on the Anatomy of Two Species of Acteocina. Echo,
3:31-32. [abstract; A. culcitella, A. inculta ]
10261 RASMUSSEN, E. 1973* Systematics and Ecology of the Isefjord marine fauna (Denmark),
with a survey of the eelgrass (Zostera) vegetation and its commumities. Ophelia, 11:1-507.
[opisthobranchs pp. 257-271]
09629 RUSSELL, HENRY D., 1971[VII-1]* Index Nudibranchia (1554-1965). Delaware Museum of
Natural History, pp. i-iv, 1-141; front cover drawing.
10306 FLOR, GERMAN; ORTEA, JESUS; LLERA, EVA MARIA 1982* Cuadernos del Crinas No. 4.
Moluscos marinos de los pueblos hispanos. Cuadernos del Crinas, Centro de Investigaciones
Acuaticas de Asturias, (4):1-63, 26 figs. [Spanish; Chromodoris krhoni photo; nudibranchs pp. 26- .
27; also mentioned: Hypselodoris cantabrica, H. bilineata, H. webbi, C. britoi; $4 US]
10307 JENSEN, KATHE R. 1983[1-21]* Factors affecting feeding selectivity in herbivorous
Ascoglossa (Mollusca : Opisthobranchia). J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol., 66(2):135-148, figs. 1-3, tbls.
1-5. [about 20 spp. mentioned ]
10308 HOFF, P.J.; CARLSON, C.H. 1983[1]* Gastropteron pohnpei, a new Gastropteridae from
Micronesia (Opisthobranchia: Cephalaspidea). Publ. Seto Mar. Biol. Lab., 27(4/6):261-264, figs.
1-3.
10309 PORTER, K.J.; RIVERA, E.R. 1983* Light and Electron Microscopic Cytochemistry of the
Epidermal Mucoid Cells of Aeolidia-Papillosa and Coryphella-Rufibranchialis (Mollusca,
Nudibranchia). Protoplasma, 114(1-2):14-22.
10310 ROBINSON, JOHN 1982[V]* Shelling in Cyprus. Levantina, (38):453-455. [Bullaria striata,
Haminea hydatis ]
10311 MIENIS, HENK K.; GAT, GIL 1982[1X]* First record of Chromodoris purpurea from the coast
of Israel (Gastropoda, Nudibranchia). Levantina, (40):473.
10312 DEHNEL, P.A.; KONG, D.C. 1979* The effect of temperature on developmental rates in the
nudibranch Cadlina leutomarginata. Can. J. Zool., 57:1835-1844. [spelling for leutomarginata
taken from bibliography of Millen, 1982; original not seen]
10313 MILLEN, SANDRA V. 1982* Anew species of dorid nudibranch (Opisthobranchia: Mollusca) —
belonging to the genus Anisodoris. Can. J. Zool., 60(11):2694-2705, figs. 1-6, tbls. 1-5. [A.
lentiginosa sp. nov. ]
10314 JENSEN, KATHE R. 1982* Occurrence of Elysia serea Marcus in Florida, with notes on the
synonymy and biology of the species. J. Conch., 31:87-94, figs. 1-5, tbls. 1-4. ["E. clena should be
considered an ecotypic variant of E. serca" ]
10315 HALL, S.J.; TODD, C.D.; GORDON, A.D. 1982* The Influence of Ingestive Conditioning on the
Prey Species Selection in Aeolidia-Papillosa (Mollusca, Nudibranchia). J. Anim. Ecol.,
51(3):907-922.
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10316 ORTEA, J.A.; BALLESTEROS, M. 1983[1X]* Some Qnchidoris Blainville, 1816 (Mollusca,
Opisthobranchia, Doridacea) from Iberian Coasts. Investigacion Pesquera, 46(2):239-25H4.
10317 CLENCH, WILLIAM J.; TURNER, RUTH D. 1950[V1I-26]* The Western Atlantic marine mollusks
ceseribed by C. B. Adams. Occasional Papers on Mollusks, Harvard University, 1(15):233-403,
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*igs., 2 tbls. [Bulla gouldiana, B. punctulata, Haminoea angelensis, Atys chimera, Acteon traskii,
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Rir:cicula nitida, Volvulella mirchi n. sp., Ovulacteon meeki, Retusa recta, Cylichna verrilli,
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SYSTEMATIC LIST OF THE OPISTHOBRANCHIA
Following the same basic policy as the Veliger, the ON will accept the most recently published
taxonomic changes as accurate -- provided they have been published in a refereed journal. This
list is an attempt to set a baseline for work. Not all of the most recent changes have been
incorporated and many of the authorities for the higher taxa have not yet been found.
If you find recent changes which are not incorporated in the current systematic list, please send
them to me along with the reference source. Please include the taxon, author, publication date,
and the source reference for each change. If possible, photocopy the section of the ON
systematic list and make the changes right on the photocopy.
If you disagree with a change, or if you want to change something else, please prepare your
arguements and send them to the ON alcong with the changes. They will be refereed prior to
publication in the ON. New placements and arguements or references will be published as they are
received in the next available issue of the ON. At least annually, the entire list should be
reprinted in the ON.
Phylum Mollusca
Class Gastropoda
Subclass Euthyneura
Infraclass Opisthobranchia
SUBORDER FAMILY GENUS
R SUPERFAMILY SUBFAMILY SUBGENUS
CEPHALASPIDEA Fischer, 1883
SeneeENACTEONAGEA ;
Acteonidae d°Orbigny, 1835
Acteon Montfort, 1810
Microglyphis Dall, 1902
Rictaxis Dall, 1871
Pupa Lamarck, 1801
Tomlinula Strand, 1932
Neacteonina Kuroda & Habe, 1952
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Crenilabrum Cossman, 1869
Japonacteon I. Taki, 1956
Inopinodon Bouchet, 1975
Lissactea Monterosato, 1890
Maxacteon Rudman, 1971
Ovulacteon Dall, 1899
Bullinidae Lamarck, 180]
Bullina Férussac, 1822
Hydatinidae Pilsbry, 1893
Hydatina Schumacher, 1817
Micromelo Pilsbry, 1894
DIAPHANACEA
Diaphanidae Odhner, 1914
Diaphan in ae i
Diaphana Brown, 1837
Colpodaspis M. Sars, 1870
Rhinodiaphana Lemche, 1967
Toledonia Dall, 1902
Woodbridgea Berry, 1953
Cylindrobullidae Thiele, 1931
Cylin drobullinae
Cylindrobulla Fischer, 1857
Notodiaphanidae Thiele, 1931
Notodiaphana Thiele, 1917
RETUSACEA
Retusidae Thiele, 1926
Retusa T. Brown, 1827
Sulcoretusa Burch, 1945
Relichna Rudman, 1971
Pyrunculus Pilsbry, in Tyron & Pilsbry, 1895
Volvulidae
Volvulella Newton, 1891
Volvulella
*Paravolvulella Harry, 1967
RINGICULACEA
Ringiculidae Meek, 1862
Ringicula Deshayes, 1838
BULLACEA
Bullidae Lamarck, 1801
Bulla Linnaeus, 1758
Bulla
Leucophvsema Dall, 1908
Hamineobulla Habe, 1950
ATYACEA
Atyidae Thiele, 1926
Atyinae Thiele, 1926 _
Atys Montfort, 1810
Aliculastrum Pilsbry, 1895
Cylichnatys Kuroda & Habe, 1952
Diniatys Iredale, 1936
Limulatys Iredale, 1936
Micratys Habe, 1952
Nipponatys Kuroda & Habe, 1952
Bullactinae Thiele, 1926
Bullacta Bergh
Haminoeinae Pilsbry, 189
Liloa Pilsbry, 1921
Haminoea Turton & Kingston, in Carrington, 1830
Smaragdinellidae
Smaragdinella A. Adams, 1848
Lathopthalmus Pruvot-Fol, 1931
Phaneropthalmus A. Adams, 1850
PHILINACEA
Scaphandridae Sars, 1878
Scaphander Monitor ys 1810
Cylichna Loven, 184
Roxania Turton, ie
Acteocina Gray, 1847
Tornatina Adams, 1850
Meloscaphander Schepman, 1913
Cylichimella Gabb, 1873
Mamillocylichna Nordsieck, 1972
Akeridae Pilsbry, 1893
Akera O.F. Miller, 1776
Gastropteridae Swainson, 1840
Gastropteron Meckel, in Kosse, 181
Sagaminopteron Tokioka & Baba, 1964
Aglajidae Pilspbry, 189
aja RKenier, 1804
Chelidonura A. Adams, 1850
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Melanochlamys Cheeseman, 1881
Navanax Pilsbry, 1895
Philinopsis Pease, 1860
Odon to, ja
Philinidae Gray, nese
hiline Ascanius, 1772
PHILINOGLOSSACEA Hoffmann, 1933
Philinoglossidae
Philinoglossa Hertling, 1932
Sapha Er. Marcus, 195
Pluscula Er. Marcus, 1953
RUNCINACEA (Odhner, 1958, manuscript)
Ildicidae Burn, 1963
Udiea Bergh, 1889
Plusculidae
Dibia Burn, 1963
Pseudoilbia Miller & Rudman, 1968
Actin ocyclidae
Actinocyclus Ehrenberg, 1831
RHODOPACEA
Rhodope Ktlliker, 1847
THECOSOMATA Blainville, 1824
_ EUTHECOSOMATA Meisenheimer, 1905.
Cavoliniidae d_Orbigny, 1842
Cavolina Abildgaard, 1791
Clio Linnaeus, 176
Creseis Rang, 1828
Diacria J.E. Gray, 1847
Hyalocylis Fol, 1875
Styliola Lesueur, 1825
Limacinidae Gray, 1840
Limacina Bosc, 1817
PSEUDOTHECOSOMATA Meisenheimer, 1905
Cymbuliidae Gray, 1840 |
Cymbulia Péron & Sesueur, 1810
Corolla Dall, 1871
Gleba Tilesius, 1814
Peracle Forbes, 1844
Procymbuliidae
Procymbulia Meisenheimer, 1905
De smopteridae Chin, 1899
Desmopterus Chun, 1889
GYMNOSOMATA Blainville, 1824
Pneumodermatidae Latreille, 1825
Pneumodermopsis Bronn, in Bronn & Keferstein, 1862
Spongiobranchaea d Orbigny, 1836
Pneumoderma Cuvier, 180
Crucibranchaea Pruvot-Fol, 1942
Cliopsidae Dall, 1899
iopsis Troschel, 1854
Notobran chaeidae
Notobranchaeinae Pelseneer, 1886
Notobranchaea Pelseneer, 1886
Clionidae Oken, 1815
Clione Pallas, 1774
Cephalobranchaea Bonnevie, 1913
Thliptodontidae
Thliptodon Boas, 1886
Anopsia Gistel, 1848
Laginiopsidae Pruvot-Fol, 1922
Laginiopsis Pruvot-Fol, 1922
An opsiidae
ANASPIDEA
APLYSIACEA
Aplysiidae
Aplysiinae
Aplysia Linnaeus, 1767
Aplysia
Neaplysia Cooper, 1863
ruvotaplysia Engel, 1936
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Tullia Pruvot-Fol, 1933
Varria Eales, 1960
Bursatella Blainville, 1817
Dolabellinae
Dolabella Lamarck, 1801
Dolabriferidae
Dolabriferinae
Dolabrifera Gray, 1847
Petalifera Gray, 1847
Phyllaplysia P. Fischer, 1872
Stylochellus Gould, 1852
Notarchineae :
otarchus Cuvier, 1817
ASCOGLOSSA
JULIACEA Boettger, 1963
Juliidae E.A. Smith, 1885
Juliinae E.A. Smith, 1885
Julia Gould, 1862
Bertheliniinae Beets, 1949
Berthelinia Crosse, 1875
Edenttellina Gatliff & Gabriel, 1911
Tamanova = Kaveeuts & Baba, 1959
Midorigai Burn, 1960
VOLVATELLACEA Pilsbry, 1895
Volvatellidae Pilsbry, 1895
Volvatella Pease, 1850
Aseobulla Marcus, 1972
OXYNOACEA Boettger, 1963
Oxynoe Rafinesque, 1819
Lobiger Krohn, 184
Lophopleurella Zilch, 1956
Roburnella Marcus, 1982
ELYSIACEA Bergh, 1872 :
Elysiidae Bergh, 1872
Elysia Risso, 1818
Tridachia Deshayes, 1857
Tridachiella MacFarland, 1924
Thuridilla Bergh, 1872
Elysielia Bergh, 1872
: Pattyclaya Marcus, 1982
Plakobranchidae Rang, 1829
Plakobranchus Van Hasselt, 1824
Boselliidae Marcus, 1982
Bosellia Trinchese, 1891
POLYBRANCHTACEA
Caliphyllidae Thiele, 1912
Caliphylla Costa, 1867
Cyerece Bergh, 1871
Mourgona Marcus, 1970
Polybranchiidae H. & A. Adams, 1854
Polybranchia Pease, 1860
Hermaeidae H. & A. Adams, 185
Hermaea Loven, 1844
Aplysiopsis Deshayes, 1864
Costasiella Pruvot-Fol, 1951
Stilige ridae
Stiligerinae Gascoigne & Sordi, 1980
Stiliger Ehrenberg, 1831
Calliopaea DOrbigny, 1837
Placida Trinchese, 1876
Olea ECE SPORE) 1923
Alderiopsis Baba, 1968
Limapontiinae Gascoigne & Sordi, 1980
Limapontia Johnston, 1836
Alderia Allman, 1846
Aiderella Odmer in Franc, 1968
PLATYHEDYLACEA Rankin, 1979
Platyhedylidae Salvini-Plawen, 1973
Platyhedyle Salvini-Plawen, 1973
PLEUROBRANCHOMORPHA 4 NOTASPIDEA)
OS UELEUROERENCHACER
Aide riidae
Pleurobran chaeidae 2
Pleurobranchaea Leue, 1273
Pleurobranchaea
new: to be published
Pleurobranchelia Thiele, 1925
Koonsia Verrill, 1852
Gigan ton otun
Pleurobranchidae
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Marianinidae
Loman otidae
Han cockiidae
Borne llidae
Dotidae Gray,
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Pleurobranchus Cuvier, 1804
Pleurobranchus
Oscanius ?Pruvot-Fol, 1954
SusSania Gray, 1857
Pleurehdera
Berthella Blainville, 1825
Berthellina Gardiner, 1936
Bathyberthella Willan, 1983
UMBRACULACEA
Umbraculidae
Umbraculum Schumacher, 1817
Tylodinidae
Tylodina Rafinesque, 1814
Tylodinella Mazzarelli, 1897
Roya Iredale, 1912
ACOCHLIDIACEA
Acochlidiidae
Acochlidium Strubell, 1892
Hedylopsidae
Hedylopsis Thiele, 1931 ~~
Microhedylidae
Microhedyle Hertling, 1930
Parahedyle
Ganitus Er. Marcus, ee
Paraganitus Challis, 1968
Unela Er. Marcus, 1953
Pseudunela Salvini-Plawen, 1973
NUDIBRANCHIA
DENDRONOTOIDA
DENDRONOTACEA
Den dronotidae
Dendronotus Alder & Hancock, 1845
& A. Adams, 1858
Tritonia Lamarck, 1801
Duvaucelia Risso, 1826
Tritonidoxa Bergh, 1907
Tritoniella Fliot, 1907
Tritoniopsis Eliot, 1905
Tochuina Odhner, 1963
Marionia Vayssiére, 1877
Marianina Pruvot-Fol, 1930
Diplopelycia Mérch, 1872
Lomanotus Verany, 1844
Hancoekia Gosse, 1877
Bornella Adams & Reeve
1853
Doto Oken, 1807
, 1848
Tethyidae
Tethys Linnaeus, 1758
Melibe Rang, 1829
Scyllaeidae
Seyllaea Linnaeus, 1758
Phylliroidae
ConeIaanes ae 2171905
opy anel,
DORIDOIDA ai
DORIDACEA
Gnathodoridoidea
Doridoxidae
Doridoxa Bergh, 1899
Bathydorididae
Bathydoris Bergh, 1884
Anadoridoidea
Corambidae
Corambe Bergh, 1869
Doridella Verrill, 1870
Gon iodorididae
iodoris Forbes & Goodsir, 1839
Okenia Menke, 1830
Ancula Loven, 1846
Tra ia Pruvot-Fol, 1931
Hopkin sia MacFarland, 1905
Teshia Edmunds, 1966
On chidorididae
Qichidoris Iredale & O'Donoghue, 1923
Acanthodoris Gray, 1850
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Adalaria Bergh, 1878
Doridunculus G.0. Sars, 1878
Triopha Bergh, 1880
Plocamopherus Leuckart, 1828
Crimora Alder & Hancock, 1862
Kalinga Alder & Hancock, 1864
Notodorididae
Notodoris Bergh, 1875
Aegires Loven, 1844
Triophidae
POLYCERATACEA
Polyceridae
Polycera Cuvier, 1817
Thecacera Fleming, 1828
Laila MacFarland, 1905
Limacia O.F. Miller, 1781
Gymn odorididae
Gymodoris Stimson, 1855
Nembrotha Eergh, 187
Roboastra Bergh, 1877
Tambja Burn,
Vayssiereidae
Vayssierea Risbec, 1928
Okadaia Baba, 1930
Dorididae
Doridinae
Doris Linnaeus, 1758
Austrodoris Odhner, 1926
Alloiodoris Bergh, 1904
Artachaea Bergh, 1882
EUDORIDACEA :
Eudoridoidea
He xabranchidae
Hexabranchus Ehrenberg, 1831
Cadlinidae
Cadlininae
Cadlina Bergh, 1878
. Cadlinella Thiele, 1931
Chromodorididae
Chromodoridinae
Chromodoris Alder & Hancock, 1855
Chromolaichma Bertsch, eae
Casella H. & A. Adams, 185
Mexichromis Bertsch, 1977
Miamira Hergh, 1874
Ceratosoma A. Adams & Reeve, 1850
Orodoris Bergh, 1875
Babaina Odhner in Franc, 1968
Glossodoridinae
Glossodoris Ehrenberg, 1831
i Hypselodoris Stimpson, 1855
Actinocyclidae
; Actinocyclus Ehrenberg, 1831
Hallaxa Eliot, 1909
Aldisidae
Aldisinae
Aldisa Bergh, 1878
Rostanga Bergh, 1879
Archidorididae
Archidoris Bergh, 1878
Atagema Gray, 1850
Trippa Bergh, 1877
Peronodoris Bergh, 1904
Homiodorididae
Homiodoris Bergh, 1882
Baptodorididae
Baptodoris Bergh, 1884
Discodorididae
Discodoridinae
Aporodoris phe ree
8
Rostan gidae
Anisodoris Bergh, 1
Discodoris Bergn, i
Peltodoris Bergh, 18
Diaulula Bergh, ue)
Geitodoris Bergh, 1892
Taringa Er. Marcus, 1955
Tayuva Ev. Marcus & Er. Marcus, 1967
Thoridsa Bergh
:
Sebadoris Er. Marcus & Ev. Marcus, 1960
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Percunas
Nuvuca Ev. Marcus & Er. Marcus, 1967
Ken trodorididae
Kentrodoris Bergh, 1876
Jorunna Bergh, 1876
Asteronotidae
Asteronotus Ehrenberg, 1831
Sclerodoris Eliot, 190
Halgerda Bergh, 1880
Aphelodoris Bergh, 1879
Platydorididae .
Platydoridinae
Platydoris Bergh, 187
Hoplodoris Bergh, 188
Pupsikus
Thorunna Bergh, 1878
Con ualeviidae
Conualevinae
Conualevia Collier & Farmer, 1964
Inudinae r
Inuda Ev. Marcus & Er. Marcus, 1967
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Thorunninae
Porodoridoidea
Phyllidiidae
Phyllidia Cuvier, Wat
Fryeria J.E. Gray, 185
Phyllidiopsis Bergh, 1875
Den drodorididae
Dendrodoris J.E. aray 1840
Doriopsilla Bergh, 1 80
ARMINACEA
Euarminoidea :
He terodorididae ?
Heterodoris Verrill & Emerton, 1882
Doridomorphidae
Doridomorpha Eliot, 1906
Arminidae
Armina Rafinesque, 1814
Linguella Férussac, 1822
Histiomena Mirch, 1859
Dermatobranchus Van Hasselt, 1824
Me tarminoidea
Madrellidae
Madrella Alder & Hancock, 1864
Dironidae
Dirona MacFarland in Cockerell & Eliot, 1905
Janolidae
Bonisa Gosliner, 1981
Caldukia Burn & Miller, 1969
Galeojanolus Miller, 1971
Janolus Bergh, 1884
Proctonotus Alder & Hancock, 1844
Gonieolididae
Gonieolis M. Sars, 1861
Charcottidae i
Charcotia Vayssiére, 1906
He roidae
Hero Alder & Hancock, 1855
AEOLIDACEA
Protoaeolidoidea
Notae olidiidae
Notaeolidia Eliot, 1905
Fuaeolidoidea
Paracoryphellidae Miller, 1971
Paracoryphella Miller, 1971
Nossis Bergh, 1902
Eocoryphe Odhner
Hespereolis Odhner
Protoae olidiellidae
Protaeolidiella Baba, 1955
Coryphellidae Bergh, 1889
Coryphella M.E. Gray, 1850
Rioselleolis Ortea, 1979
Flabellinidae Bergh, 1889
Flabellina Voigt, 1834
Calmella Eliot, 1906
Babakina Roller, 1973
Facelinidae Bergh, 1889
Nossidae
Babakinidae
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Antonietta Schmekel, 1966
Phidiana J.E. Gray, 185
Hermissenda Bergh, 157
Caloria Trinchese, 1
Moridilla Bergh, 188
Facelinella Baba, 19
Rolandia Pruvot-Fol, 1951
Facelinopsis Pruvot-Fol, 1954
Palisa Edmunds, 1964
Pruvotfoliia Tardy, 1969
Fmarcusia Roller, 1972
Favorininae Bergh, 1889
Dicata Schmekel, 1967
Nanuca Er. Marcus, 1957
Setoeolis Baba in Baba & Hamatani, 1965
Favorinus M.E. Gray, 1850
Sakuraeolis Baba in Baba & Hamatani, 1965
Armanda Macnae, 1954 g
Facalaninae
Myrrhinidae
Dondice Er. Marcus, 1958
Jason Miller, 1974
Facalana Bergh, 1888
Myrrhine Bergh, 1905
Babaiella Risso-Dominguez, 1964
Phyllodesmopsis Risso-Dominguez, 1964
Phyllodesmium Ehrenberg, 1831
Pterae olidiidae
Herviellidae
Glaucidae
Pteraeolidia Bergh, 1875
Herviella Baba, 1949
Herviella ss.
Marciella
Noumaella Risbec, 1937
Glaucus Forster, 1777
Glaucilla Bergh, 1860
Pseudovermidae
Cuman otidae
Pseudovermis Périaslavzeff, 1891
Cumanotus Odhner, 1907
Eubranchidae Odhner, 1934
Eubrancus Forbes, 1838
Galvinella Eliot, 1907
Cuthonidae Odhner, 1934
Cuthonellinae
Cuthonella Bergh, 1884
Precuthona Odhner, 1929
Cuthon inae
Cuthona Alder & Hancock, 1855
Phestilla Bergh, 1874
Tennellia A. Costa, 1866
Tergipedinae Bergh, 1889
Subcuthona Baba, 19149
Tergipes Cuvier, 1805
Calmidae Iredale & O'Donoghue, 1923
Calma Alder & Hancock, 1855
Pleurolidiidae
Pleurolidia Burn, 1966
Aeolidiidae d“Orbigny, 1834
Fionidae
Spurillidae
Aeolidia Cuvier, 1798
Aeolidieila Bergh, 1867
Cerberilla Bergh, 1873
Limenandra Hae felfinger & Stamm, 1958
Fiona Alder & Hancock in Forbes & Hanley, 1851
Spurilla Bergh, 1864
Berghia Trinchese, 1877
This is the end of the list and the Jume, 1983 issue. Have fun with this list!
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Janolus toyamensis (Baba & Abe, 1970)
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OPISTHOBRANCH LITERATURE NEEDED!!!
I have just spent about a month updating the "Bibliography of Opisthobranchia" with a huge amount
of help from Don Cadien. I am finding that there are several hundred citations which are missing
totally from the bibliography -- and several thousand which I do not have a copy of the paper on
microfilm!
It would be very helpful to have a complete set of separates from each of you who can afford to
send them. I will be happy to credit you with $.01 per page (you count the pages) for any
opisthobranch papers (printed originals only -- not photocopies or electrostatic copies) which
you sendtome. This includes your reprints and any extra separates you wish to send old or new,
by any author. Please note that I will accept entire libraries on this basis, as long as each
paper, book, or article lists opisthobranchs. These credits may be used to extend your ON
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your donation to help the ON keep going and become more useful.
Books sent on the terms above should include a note telling me how many pages are included and
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are insuring delivery and accept the terms above, it is not necessary to write for pre-approval.
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As in the past, I am happy to trade subscriptions with other publications on a yearly basis.
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Please send copies of all of your current reprints even if you have recently sent them. Many
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Papers. I will list extra papers in the ON from time to time as I have done in the past which will
be available for purchase or trade. The ultimate purpose is to complete a set of all
opisthobranch literature for indexing and to be able to provide film or paper copies of any
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years trying to put together this research tool and will probably spend the next fifteen years
working to complete the project.
If you are willing to loan me your library please contact me at your earliest convience. Many of
you have individual books and papers which I will never see if you do not help with this project.
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EDITOR ‘S NOTES
I am preparing the July and August issues of the ON in early July so that I will be able to print and
mail shortly after moving to Eureka, California. I have received only one or two comments on the
Systmatic List to date which must mean that everyone accepts it as is orelse a pile of mail will be
awaiting me in Bayside.
As of today, July 8, 1983, we have already purchased our home in Bayside and my company, Zytron,
has agreed to move me to Eureka and allowme to continue doing my same job via telephone. Youmay
leave messages for me in Los Angeles, at (213)327-6280 if that is more convient or less
expensive. The moving company is expected to pick up our household goods on July 25th and
deliver them about July 27th. Roberta will follow upnorth to set up the house immediately and I
will probably be in Eureka by July 30th.
My daughter, Kristin, has graduated from Junior High School and moved back to Baywood Park.
Roberta has been keeping up the subscription lists for the ON and helping with the innumerable
tasks necessary to maintin the newsletter.
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INFORMATION EXCHANGE
According to both Dr. Baba and Dr. Marcus, Crosslandia viridis is a Scyllaeid.
Concerning the Janolus sp. reported from Cedros Island in the last ON issue: Thanks to Florence
McAlery, photos of the animal have surfaced. The one specimen available isin poor condition but
it is almost certainly an undescribed species. The radula is similar to Janolus barbarensis but
the external features differ markedly. The dorsal papillae are bulbous with a thin, transparent
orange apical ring. J. barbarensis has opaque blue bands. The liver diverticula is highly
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branched. More specimens are needed before any description can be attempted. Contact Dave
Behrens if you want additional information.
Will Jaeckle has been finding Doris s.1., Tritonia sp., and Dendrodoris sp. along the Palos Verdes
‘Peninsula area during recent collecting trips. Will has a report in press on about 70 species of
opisthobranchs collected in Humboldt Coumty, California.
The latest information I have says Gosliner’s "Nudibranchs of Southern Africa." will not be
available for several more months.
Dave Behrens needs specimens of Berthellina citrena (B. engeli) Ruppell & Leuckart, 1828 from
region of type locality. Please mail specimens to: Dave Behrens, Pacific Gas & Electric Co.,
Bioassay Lab, P.O. Box 117, Avila Beach, CA 93424
ORR, JOHN 1981. Hong Kong Nudibranchs. Urban Council of Hong Kong. [will someone please give me
the rest of the details on this citation? For example, how to get it and how much it costs?] I
would also appreciate a current address for John Orr. ‘
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CURRENT/CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Curt Hamann
1165 Mohave Dr.
Colton, CA 92324
(714) 825-1503
‘ William B. Jaeckle
Department of Biological Sciences
University of Southern California
University Park
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0371
Kathe Jensen
Ellebjergvej 22, 1.th.
DK-2450 Copenhagen SV
Denmark
Steven J. Long
1701 Hyland St.
Bayside, CA 95524
(707)
Jesus Ortea Rato
Departamento de Zoologia
Universidad de Oviedo,
Oviedo, Spain
José Perez Sanchez
Departamento de Zoologia
Universidad de La Laguna Drawing by Dave Behrens
Tenerife, Canary Islands Cuthona sp. from San Francisco Bay
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PERSONAL NOTES
Curt Hamann is currently working at Loma Linda University to obtain his M.D./Ph.D. He should be
there for the next few years. He is currently doing a project with nematocysts. If you want to
collect the Los Angeles/Orange County area, he is looking for branchers to work with.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF OPISTHOBRANCHIA
10333 MacKAY, DONALD C.G. 1945[IV]* Notes on the aggregating marine invertebrates of Hawaii.
Ecology, 26(2):205-207.
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10334 NICOL, EDITH A.T. 1935[VIII1]* The ecology of a salt-marsh. J. Mar. Biol. Assoc. U-K.,
20(2):203-262, 17 figs., 12 tbls.
10335 POIZAT, CLAUDE 1976* Recherche des paramétres écologiques favorables 4l’existence du
gastéropode opisthobranche Acochlidace, Platyhedyle Salvini-Plawen 1943, dans les sédiments
marins des environs de Marseille. Haliotis, 7:31-38
10336 POIZAT, CLAUDE 1978[V1-17 ]* Gastéropodes mésopsammiques de fonds sableux du golfe de
Marseille : ecologie et reproduction. These Doctorate Etat Marseille.
10337 POIZAT, CLAUDE; CRISTIANI, GEORGES; MILLE, GILBERT; VICENTE, NARDO 1980* Impact de la
pollution par métaux lourds et hydrocarbures sur la faune mésopsammique de substrats
sédimentaires in fralittoraux et circalittoraux de la Cote bleue (Bouches-du-Rhone - France).
Vie Marine, 2:72-80, figs. 1-5, tbls. 1-3.
10338 TARDY, JEAN P. 1969* Contribution & 1’étude des Nudibranches. These Sci., Poitiers,
(3287):196p., 9 pl. d
10339 POIZAT, CLAUDE 1980* Gastéropodes opisthobranches mésopsammiques du Skagerrak (Suéde
Occidentale ) Distribution et dynamique de population. Vie Milieu, 30(3-4):209-223, figs. 1-H,
tbls. 1-6.
10340 POIZAT, CLAUDE 1981* Signnification ecologique de quelques Gastéropodes Opisthobrances
mésopsammiques de cotes de Provence. Haliotis, 11:201-212, fig. 1, tbls. 1-4.
10341 WILLAN, RICHARD C. 1983* New Zealand Side-Gilled Sea Slugs (Opisthobranchia, Notaspidea,
Pleurobranchidae ). Malacologia, 23(2):221-270.
10342 SIEZEN, ROLAND J. 1983[I1II-IV]* The lowly blue bloods. Sea Frontiers, pp. 110-117, photos &
figs. [Dolabella auricularia & one nudibranch photo]
10343 JOHNSON, SCOTT 1982[V-V1]* Life in a Boat Channel. Sea Frontiers, pp. 178- 183, 7 photos.
{ Haminoea cymbalum, Chromodoris godffroyana, C. decora]
10344 ORTEA, JESUS ANGEL 1982* Unanueva especie de Doto (Mollusca, Dendronotacea) de lasislas
Comores. Cahiers de Biologie Marine, 23:1-7, figs. 1-3. [D. ussin. sp.]
10345 TEMPLADO, JOSE 1982* Ritmos circadianos en los gasterdépodes posidonfcolas. IV
Congreso Nacional de epee Sociedad Espafioia de Malacologia, Resumenes de las
communicaciones, Gijon 11-13 September, 1952, p. 1 [absttract; Spanish; Phyllaplysia depressa,
Petalifera virescens]
10346 URGORRI, V.; BESTEIRO, C.; COBO, F. 1982* Opisthobran quios mesopsammicos nuevos para la
fauna Iberica recollectados en Galicia. IV Congreso Nacional de Malacologia, Sociedad
Espafiola de Malacologia, Resumenes de las communicacianes, Gijon 11-13 September, 1982, p. 3.
L[abstract; Spanisn; Philinoblossa helgolandica, Hedylopsis loricata, H. spiculifera, H. suecica ]
10347 URGORRRI, V.; BESTEIRO, C. 1982* Una nueva especie de Pseudovermis (Opisthobranchia,
Aeolidacea) de las costas de Galicia: P. artabrensis nov. sp. IV Congreso Nacional de
Malacologia, Sociedad Espafiola de Malacologia, Resumenes de las communicaciones, Gijon 11-13
September, 1982, p. 3. [abstract; Spanish; 11 lines of text describing Pseudovermi artabrensis --
no illustrations or references]
10348 GARCIA GOMEZ, JOSE CARLOS 1982* Aspectos descriptivos y ecologicos de Chromodoris
kromi (Verany, 1846) (Mollusca: Nudibranchia). IV Congreso Nacional de Malacologia, Sociedad
Espafiola de Malacologia, Resumenes de las communicaciones, Gijon 11-13 September, 1982, p. 4.
[abstract; Spanish]
10349 BALLESTEROS, MANUEL 1982* Primera cita de Armina tigrina (Mollusca: Opisthobranchia) para
las costas espafiolas. IV Congreso Nacional de Malacologia, Sociedad Espafiola de Malacologia,
Resumenes de las communicacioes, Gijon 11-13 September, 1982, pp. 4-5. [abstract; Spanish;
Pleurophyllidia undulata]
10350 ARIAS, J.; MENENDEZ, A.; RAMIREZ, H.; VALERA, R.; ALVAREZ-URIA, M. 1982. Estructura
tridimensional de los deominados "“anfidiscos" en la epidermis de Berthella plumula-
(Opisthobranchia; Pleurobranchacea). IV Congreso Nacional de Malacologia, Sociedad Espafiola
= ania Re sumenes de las communicaciones, Gijon 11-13 September, 1982, p. 5. [abstract;
panish
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Sakuroaeolis enosimensis (Baba, 1930)
Drawing by David W. Behrens
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EDITOR'S NOTES
Best wishes to Dr. Thomas Gascoigne on his 80th birthday last month. Thanks so very much to
Don Cadien for the tremendous amount of help with filming and other work during June and July.
_ Thanks also to Kathy Cadien for her patience and understanding. Thanks to Dave Behrens, Jim
Lance, Sandra Millen, Will Jaeckle, and others who have sent information for this issue.
I would like to have a photograph of every opisthobranch worker to keep with their
publications and correspondence. I have collected a few snapshots over the years but would
especially appreciate photographs suitable for publication. Iwill try to arrange these for easy
access and may be able to publish them as a group some time in the future.
John D. Weichert is a brancher in the San Diego area. I need an address for him. Can someone
help? Please send the information to the editor.
I still need the author name for the paper entitled: "The Role of the Cerata in the Aeolid
Nudibranchs Hermissenda crassicornis (Eschscholtz, 1831) and Aeolidia papillosa (Linnaeus,
1761)." published about 1976 with Dr. R.G.B. Reid as supervisor and Larry Harris and Peter
Fankboner (among others) onthe committee. Larry only writes every two or three years but this
is terrible -- how about the information Larry!
Complete sets of Bergh's Semper's Reisen work should be available in the near future on
microfiche. I would be happy to provide sets with a microfiche reader as a package if anyone is
interested. Please write the editor stating your interest so that I may contact you when the
package is complete.
I have the capability to produce "species cards" on diazo film which would include from one to
three monochrome slides and about six to nine lines of natural history information on a 105mm x
148mm diazo sheet. If anyone is interested in preparing these please contact the editor.
For my opisthobranch library I need copies of all opisthobranch literature not found in
standard journals. I especially need copies of MSc. & PhD. papers. Please loan me copies to film
so that they will be available when someone needs them. Send originals by registered and/or
insured mail and I will film and return them within two weeks. I need Terry Gosliner's thesis. I
would also like to borrow a copy of Franc, 1968 and the Treatise on Invert. Palaeo.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS/NEW SUBSCRIBERS
Shane Anderson, Biological Science Dept., Mail Code 1016, University of California, Santa Barbara,
CA93106
Sally Bennett, 505 E. Pasadena, Phoenix, AZ 85012
Jeffrey H.R. Goddard, OLMB, Charleston, OR 97420
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Mike Haberland, Moss Landing Marine Labs, Moss Landing, CA 95039
Carol Skoglund, 3846 E. Highland, Phoenix, AZ 85018
Antonio Perrone, via Duca degli Abruzzi 15, 74100 Taranto, Italy
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CURRENT EVENTS
The 49th Annual Meeting of the American Malacological Union (joined by the Western Society of
Malacologists) was held 7-13 August, 193, at the University of Washington, Seattle, Washington.
Meetings were held in McCarty Hall. Hegistration started Sunday afternoon. I arrived on
Wednesday and had a very enjoyable time seeing many long-time friends. Slide shows were held on
several of the evenings.
Some of the opisthobranch people attending included: Dave Mulliner, Steve Long, Trish Morse,
Terry Gosliner, Connie Boone, Sandra Millen, Will Jaeckle, Pat LaFollette, Sally Bennett, A.0.D.
Willows, Philip Lloyd, Gerald Audesirk, and Ron Shimek.
My attendance was limited primarily to Wednesday evening and Thursday as I had my new job to
take care of at home. I really hope to do things right next year at the Santa Cruz (tentative
location) meetings of the WSM. I will try to attend the entire meeting. Terry Gosliner will
chair a symposium on the biology of opisthobranchs. Ihave been named editor of the WSM bulletin
for the coming year and hope to get the job done before the end of 1983.
Papers were presented by Pat LaFollette, Sandra Millen, Louis Bickell, Ron Shimek, A.0.D.
Willows, Gerald Audesirk, and Philip Lloyd. I hope to have abstracts of the papers in the near
future if the authors will cooperate.
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READER FORUM
The following notes on the Systematic List are from Clay Carlson:
Tne aglajid genus Odontoglaja was established by Rudman, 1978 (0N10132).
Under Gastropteridae, add Enotepteron Minichev, 1967 (0N10365)
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NOTES ON OPISTHOBRANCHTIA
Counting Opisthobranch Eggs and other Strange uses for a Microfiche Reader. I don't know how
Gascoigne & Wallis went about counting ascoglossan eggs as I have not seen their 1982 paper in
The Journal of Molluscan Studies [0N10386]. For those of you who have microfiche readers, the
answer is simple -- open the glass flats; put the egg mass (or part of it) on the glass flat; slide
the carrier in; and you can view on a full sized screen. The first time you do this with your
reader, I suggest that you use material in a microscope slide pair and close the carrier very
gently to make certain the thickness is not to great. If you have room for one glass slide but not
for a cover, put one slide near each edge of the bottom glass flat and your working material in
between. This will prevent crushing your material. Most of the modern fiche carriers remove
easily for cleaning.
If you want to get fancy, you may put a transparent overlay on the screen to measure uniform
areas. If you really want to get fancy, use a reader printer in the positive printing mode and you
should get a print better than most line drawings. With a little calculation, you can even
calibrate your reader screen to measure size.
Your reader is good for anything requiring between 18X and 48X enlargement where the original
material is transparent and not too bulky. I view color slides with my reader and most microscope
slides will work well also. -- Steven J. Long
Committee on Marine Invertebrates: Laboratory Animal Management : Marine Invertebrates.
National Research Council, 1981. Here =s a list of references pertaining to the culture of
opisthobranchs excerpted by Dave Behrens: Opisthobranchia - Franz, D.R. 1975, Poizat, C. 1972;
Alderia modesta Seelemann, U. 1967; Aplysia Audesirk, T.E. 1977, Capo, T.R. et al 1979, Carefoot,
T.H. 1979, 1980, Kandel, E.R. 1979, Kriegstein, A.R. et al 1974, Stephens, L.L. & J.E. Blankenship 1974,
Strenth, N.E. & J.E. Blankenship 1978, Switzer-Dunlap, M. & M.G. Hadfield 1977; Clione limacina
Conover, R.J. & C.M. Lalli 1972; Doridella obscura Perron, F.E. & R.D. Turner 1977; Elysia
chlorotica Harrigan, J.F. & D.L. Alkon 1978a; Haminoea solitaria Harrigan, J.F. & D.L. Alkon 1978a; ~
Hermissenda crassicornis Harrigan, J.F. & D.L. Alkon 1978b; Paedocline [sic] doliiformis Lalli,
OM. & R.J. Conover, 1973; Phestilla Harris, L.G. 1975; Phyllaplysia taylori Bridges, C.B. 1975;
hostanga pulchra Chia, F.S. & R. Koss, 1978; Tornatina (Acteocina) canaliculata Franz, D.R. 1971;
MPISTHOBRANCH NEWSLETTER August, 1983 Volume 15, Number 8, Page 41
Tritonia diomedea Kempf, S.C. & A.0.D. Willows, 1977
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PERSONAL NOTES
Shane Anderson is working at the University of California at Santa Barbara. He has sent a
specimen of a tiny Polycera to Dave Behrens.
From Jim Lance: "A number of colleagues have inquired about the progress of my proposed
volume dealing with the opisthobranchs of the Panamic faunal province -- that is, the warm water
coast between the Galapagos Islands and the northern part of the Sea of Cortez. I'm pleased to
report that the publisher's deadline for a first manuscript 'December 31st, 1983' is right on, if
not a little ahead of schedule.
Some two hundred species of mostly shell-less opisthobranchs are being treated, and of these
about 94% of publishable photos are in hand. It is evident that illustrations of a few species
will have to be paintings or line drawings. Appendices of egg masses, veliger shells, jaw plates,
radulae and other anatomical features are about half done.
Although I've actively been collecting data from this region for twenty-five years,
opisthobranch faunas from vast areas of the Central and South American coast remain unknown.
In order to make this volume as complete as possible, I would be very happy to receive data and/or
photos from readers of ON interested in contributing to this project."
The Opisthobranch Newsletter is now officially in Humboldt County, California. The move was
very hectic and expensive but things seem to be settling in nicely. One major flaw is my computer
system which has not yet arrived. I was trading it in on a new system which was to be delivered
prior to my leaving Southern California,-however, the dealer has not seen fit to follow through on
“his commitment. I am doing this newsletter on a rented system.
Jim McLean, Joe Houbrick, Sylvard Kool, and Pat LaFollette stopped by the Long's new home on
their way up tothe meetings. Pat & Jim stopped by again on their way south. Iam hoping that some
of the other folks will stop by later this month.
From Hans Bertsch: "Life continues insanely in Mexico. Good luck with your move; hope itis a
good one for you." Yes, I will look up my Veligers for you, Hans.
Dave and Peg Mulliner are back from their trip to the South Pacific. They were on Samoa for 2
days, then to Tonga for three weeks, Fiji for some time, and Hawaii for two weeks. Hurricane
Oscar tore up much of the reef area in March so the collecting was not exceptional.
Jim Lance recently made a trip to Nyarit and Sinaloa in Mexico. The major report from Jim was
that it was HOT! I hope to hear more in the next few weeks.
From Kathe Jensen (Ellebjergvej 22, 1.th., DK-2450 Copenhagen SV, Denmark): I am presently
back in Denmark (unemployed again). In April I participated in "The 2nd International Workshop
on the Malacogauna of Hong Kong and Southern China". Malacologists from all over the world
(very few opisthobranch people, though) got together for almost 3 weeks, working very hard in the
field as well as in the lab., socializing -- almost as hard --, and eating -- chopsticks only --
together under rather primitive conditions, but everything was so well planned that I think every
on of us felt kind of sad when it was over. I would like to take this opportunity to extend my
warmest thanks to the organizers, Dr. Brian Morton and Dr. David Dudgeon -- hoping, of course,
that they will organize another workshop soon.
I collected about 13 species of Ascoglossa, of which at least one, possibly 3 or 4 are new
species. The rest have been described from Japan, India, or Australia, but nobody has ever
really looked at Ascoglossa in Hong Kong (Sherman Bleakney collected a few species a few years
ago), so they'll all be new records for the area. I was somewhat disappointed at the scarcity of
suitable food algae in the Hong Kong area, because the climate seems to be very similar to that in
Florida, but apparently the huge amount of fresh-water run-off from the continent decreases
salinity sufficiently to prevent growth of certain algae. I was especially surprised (and
disappointed) at the complete absence of calcified siphonalean green algae (e.g. Halimeda,
Penicillus, etc.), which are the most common substrates for Ascoglossa. Being out of work now, I
have plenty of time to look at my preserved material, but it may be a problem to get serial sections
of specimens.
I just finished revising a manuscript on my toxicity experiments with Mourgona germineae --
what a pain in the neck without a word processor. 3
In one of his latest letters to me, Tom Gascoigne revealed that he will be 80 years old in
August. I would like to bring my birthday greetings and best wishes for the future through the
ON.
OPISTHOBRANCH NEWSLETTER August, 1983 Volume 15, Number 8, Page 42
From Antonio Perrone: "I am an Italian university student of biology. I am very interested in
nudibranchs and have been working on them since 1975. I have already published one paper on the
bivalve genus Ostreola and four papers on opisthobranchs [editor - one of these is #10256].
Other papers are in press."
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF OPISTHOBRANCHIA
10351 ARIAS, J.; MENENDEZ, A.; RAMYREZ, H.; ALVAREZ-URYA, M. 1982* Estudio estructural y
ultraestructural de los rin®éforos de Facelina coronata (Opisthobranchia: Aeolidacea). IV
Congreso Nacional de Malacologia, Sociedad Espafola de Malacologia, Resumenes de las
communicaciones, Gijon 11-13 September, 1982, p. 6. Labstract; Spanish]
10352 BALLESTEROS, M.; ORTEA, J. 1982* Descripcion de una nueva especie de Taringa Marcus, 1955
(Mollusca: Nudibranchiata) del Mediterraneo Iberico. IV.Congreso Nacional de Malacologia,
Sociedad Espafiola de Malacologia, Resumenes de las communicaciones, Gijon 11-13 September,
1982, pp. 6-7. [abstract; Spanish; Taringa faba n. sp.; T. armata, T. oleica, T. ascitica, T.
tritorquis, T. bacaladoi, T. souriei; no figures or references]
10353 FERNANDEZ OVIES, CASTO; ORTEA, JES@S; PEREZ SANCHEZ, JOSE 1982* Nuevos datos
anatomicos y biologicos de Ercolania lazanoi Ortea, 1981 (Opisthobranchia: Ascoglossa). IV
Congreso Nacional de Malacologia, Sociedad Espafiola de Malacologia, Resumenes de las
communicaciones, Gijon 11-13 September, 1982, p. 18. [abstract; Spanish]
10354 FERNANDEZ OVIES, C.L. 1982% Datos. geograficos y anatomicos de Runcina ferruginea Kress,
- 1977. IV Congreso Nacional de Malacologia, Sociedad Espafiola de Malacologia, Resumenes de Jas
communicaciones, Gijon 11-13 September, 1982, p. 19. [abstract; Spanish]
10255 ABBOTT, R. TUCKER 1950[ VI]* Letter to John Q. Burch. Minutes of the Conchological Society of
Southern California, (101):9. [Bulla ampulla at Zanzibar]
10356 ABBOTT, R. TUCKER 1962* Seashells of the World. Golden Nature Guide, 160p., 190 illus.
10357 ABBOTT, R. TUCKER 1972* Kingdom of the Seashell. Crown Publishers, Inc, Monadadori,
Verona, Italy, pp. 1-256, over 250 illustrations. 66 pages in full color including several
opisthobranchs. [8-3/4" x 11"; $8.46 US plus tax for California residents and $1.55 shipping &
handling; Available from Sea Challengers, 1851 Don Ave., Los Osos, CA 93402; originally published
at $15.95
10358 ARNOLD, AUGUSTA FOOTE 1901* The Sea—Beach at Ebb Tide. The Century Company, pp. i-xii + 1-
490, 85 pits. (over 600 illust.). [Dover Reprint, 1968]
10359 AXELROD, HERBERT R.; VORDERWINKLER, WILLIAM 1965* Salt-Water Aquarium Fish (Revised
Edition). T.F.H. Publications, Inc., Jersey City, New Jersey, 352p., many illus.
106360 BABA, KIKUTARO 1927* Opisthobranchs. [IN] HIRASE, SHINTARO. Figuraro de Japanaj bestoj.
Mcilusea. Hokuryu-kan, Tokyo, pp. 1458-1477, figs.
10361 BABA, KIKUTARO 1979[ VII-1]* Short Account of the Anatomy of a Nudibranchiate Mollusk,
AS ear takanosimensis Baba, 1930 from Japan (Eolidoidea : Aeolidiidae). Veliger, 22(1):12-
16, figs. 1-6.
10362 BAILY Jr., JOSHUA L. 1945[V1I]* Additions and Corrections. Minutes of the Conchological
Ciub of Southern California, (40):35. [Tethys, Fimbria ]
10363 BALDWIN, MARGARET 1976[1X]* Field Trip Report. Texas Conchologist, 13(1):1 [Bulla striata,
Cyclinella tenuis ]
10364 BALDWIN, MARGARET 1976[1X]* Shelling on Culebra Island. Texas Conchologist, 13(1):13-14
‘Bulla striata ]
“0365 MINICHEV, Yu. S. 1967* Studies on the morphology of the lower Opisthobranchia. On the
evolutionary significance of the detorsion process. Akad. Nauk. Leningrad, Trudy Zool. Inst,, -
£4:109-182.
10366 ROBERTS, MICHAEL H.; BLOCK, GENE D. 1983[VII-1]* Mutual coupling between the ocular
circadian pacemakers of Bulla gouldiana. Science, 221(4605):87-89, 2 text figs.
OPISTHOBRANCH NEWSLETTER September, 1983 Volume 15, ‘Number 9, Page 43
September, 1983
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Chromodoris verrieri (Crosse, 1875)
Drawing by Kikutar6é Baba
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I am again in need of drawings for the ON. I would appreciate drawings of animals recently
described or which have been obscure or poorly illustrated. Please send the drawings along with
synonymy, range, and natural history notes where possible. As the number of drawings increases
' (already over 130), the utility of the newsletter increases for reference purposes.
Thanks to Judith Hunter, Jim Lance, Dave Behrens, Kikutar6 Baba, J. Sherman Bleakney, and
others who sent information for this issue.
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NOTES ON OPISTHOBRANCHIA
From Dr. K. Baba: notes on Chromodoris verrieri
Chromodoris verrieri (Crosse, 1875)
Goniodoris verrieri Crosse, 1875
=Glossodoris marginata Baba, 1938
R.C. Willan, 1983 [0N10341] gives the following table "Classification of New Zealand
pleubrobranchs"s:
Family Pleurobranchidae
Subfamily Pleurobranchinae
Berthellina citrina (Ri&ppell & Leuckart, 1828)
Berthella ornata (Cheeseman, 1878)
Berthella mediatas Burn, 1962
Bathyberthella zelandiae n. gen. & n. sp.
Subfamily Pleurobranchaeinae
Pleurobranchaea maculata (Quoy & Gaimard, 1832)
This changes the arrangement in the systematic list given in ON XV(6):30-31.
Dave Behrens sent the following notes on Sakuraeolis enosimensis for the drawing in the August
issue of the ON:
Sakuraeolis enosimensis (Baba, 1930)
See Behrens 1982 (The Veliger 24(4):359-363) for complete review and anatomical description.
Syn: Hervia enosimensis Baba, 1930 (Venus 2:117-126)
Hermissenda crassicornis (see Behrens & Tuel, 1977)
Coryphella sp. (see Behrens, 1980, species no. 153)
Range: Pacific Coast side of Japan (Mutsu Bay, Sagami Bay, Suruga Bay, Shima, Kii, Osaka Bay,
Inland Sea of Seto, Saeki Bay and Amakusa); Japan Sea (Sado Island, Toyama Bay and vicinity): San
Francisco Bay, California. An unconfirmed collection of three specimens for Morro Bay,
California.
Habitat: Off boat floats in harbors, on BuQula sp., Obelia sp. and Tubularia crocea.
Note: Easily mistaken as Hermissenda and the Coryphella sp. (see McDonald & Nybakken 1981)
from Elkhorn Slough.
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PERSONAL NOTES
From Judith Hunter: "I have further information on the book -- ORR, JOHN Hong Kong
Nudibranchs. I wrote tothe Urban Council of Hong Kong and the address to order this publication
is:
Information Officer (Sales)
Publications Section, Public Information Unit
Urban Council & Urban Services Dept.
Publications Centre
Club Lusitano Building
Ice House Street
Central District, Hong Kong
Price is H.K. $17-00 + postage, so it is probably best to write first and they will send an order
quoting postage. I have ordered a copy but havent't received it yet [8-2-83].
I understand, about third hand, that John Orr was at the British Embassy in Djarkata, when my
informant last heard."
James Nybakken was also at the WSM/AMU meetings in Seattle.
Mike Haberland will be at Moss Landing Marine Labs for the coming school year.
Hans Bertsch has moved back to the U.S.A. and is living in San Diego again and teaching at
National University in the San Diego area.
Pat LaFollette has just returned from two weeks of work on the computer systems at AAAS in
Washington, D.C.
Jim McLean is working with increased space and two additional people on an NSF grant at the Los
Angeles County Museum of Natural History.
Steve Long will travel to Los Angeles for the week between 11 and 16 September, 1983. He will be
working at Zytron's Torrance office and may be reached at 213/327-6280. He is planning to
attend the San Diego Shell Club meeting on the 17th.
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CURRENT EVENTS
The 1984 meeting of the Western Society of Malacologists is currently expected to be held in
the Santa Cruz, California area in conjunction with the University of California at Santa Cruz.
Time is expected to be late August. George Kennedy is the president for the present year.
The 1983 meeting of the American Society of Zoologists and American Microscopical Society
plus other societies, will be held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from December 27-30, 1983. For
more information contact Mary Wiley, Business Manager, American Society of Zoologists, Box 2739,
California Lutheran College, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360; (805)492-3585.
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CHANGE OF ADDRESS/NEW SUBSCRIBERS
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF OPISTHOBRANCHIA
10367 BERTSCH, HANS 1983[IV-5]* Estudios de ecosistemas bentonicos a lo largo de la costa
noroccidental de Baja California, Mexico: Distribucion y presa de varios invertebrados
marinos. Ciencias Marinas, 8(2):91-123, 3 text figs.
10368 BERTSCH, HANS; JOHNSON, SCOTT 1983[1V-5]#* Zoogeografia comparativa de los
opistobranquios (Mollusca: Gastropoda) con enfasis en la cuenca Pacifica (Hawaii y
California): Composicion faunal, afinidades provinciales y densidad submareal. Ciencias
Marinas, 8(2):125-153, 4 text figs.
10369 YEN, TENG-CHIEN 1944[VIII-22]* Notes on some unfigured type-specimens of Chinese
OPISTHOBRANCH NEWSLETTER September, 1983 Volume 15, Number 9, Page 45
mollusks from the North Pacific Expedition. Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci., 4th ser., 23(38):561-586,
pls. 50-51. [Acteon secale, Ringicula arctata, R. doliaris, Atys muscaria, Cylichna protracta,
C. opersa, C. melampoides, C. villica, Philine vitrea]
10370 NOBRE, AUGUSTO 1937* Moluscos testaceos marinhos do Araquipelago da Madeira.
memorias e Estudios do Museu Zoologico da Universidade de Coimbra, 1937, ser. 1, (98):101pp.
{[Actaeon tornatilis, A. pusillus + many others]
10371 PILSBRY, HENRY A.; OLSSON, AXEL A. 1941[IX-9]* A Pliocene Fauna from western Ecuador.
Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, 93:1-79, pls. 1-19. [Acteocina puruha n. sp.]
10372 REHDER, HARALD A. 1939[ VII]* New marine mollusks from the West Atlantic. Nautilus,
53(1):16-21, pl. 6. [Acteon candens n. sp.]
10373 REHDER, HARALD A. 1967[III-21]* Valid zoological names of the Portland Catalogue.
Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus., 121(3579):51pp. ["Patella" (=Dolabella) auricularia, "Patella"
(=Umbraculum) umbraculum, Bulla vesicaria, B. zonata]
10374 REHDER, HARALD A. 1980* The marine mollusks of Easter Island (Isla de Pascua) and Sala
y G&mez. Smithsonian Contrib. Zool., (289), 167pp., 14 pls., 15 figs., 1 tbl. [Retusa pusilla,
Smaragdinella calyculata, & others; F]
10375 SAUBADE, ANNE-MARIE 1979* La malacofaune actuelle (Bivalves et Gasteropodes) de la
lagune de Nador (Cdte mediterraneenne du Maroc). Bull. Inst. Geol. Bassin d'Aquitaine,
1979(26):69-90, 6 figs., 3 tbls. [Bulla striata, Haminea navicula, Retusa truncatula ]
10376 TOMLIN, J.R. LeB. 1931L11]* On South African marine Mollusca, with descriptions of new
‘ genera and species. Annal. Natal Mus., 6(3):415-450, pl. 33. [Alexandria natalensis, Pupa
glabra, Ringicula turtoni, R. africana, Platydoris scabra, Glossodoris capensis, Doris
kalkensis, Polycera nigrocrocea, Plocamopherus apheles, Sphaerostoma aurantiacun, etc. ]
10377 TURNER, CHARLES H.; EBERT, EARL E.; GIVEN, ROBERT R. 1964[VII]* An ecological survey of
a marine environment prior to installation of a submarine outfall. California Fish & Game,
50(3):176-188, 7 figs., 5 tbls. [Hermissenda crassicornis, Anisodoris nobilis, "Dendrodoris"
albopunctatus, Diaulula sandiegensis ]
10378 ORTEA, JESS; PEREZ, JOS£ 1982* Una nueva especie de Doto Oken, 1815 (Mollusca:
Opisthobranchia: Dendronotacea) de las islas Canarias. [A new Doto Oken, 1815 (Mollusca:
Opisthobranchia: Dendronotacea) from the Canary Islands.] Iberus, 2:79-83, figs. 1-4.
[Spanish; some English; D. fluctifraga n. sp.]
10379 ORTEA, JES6S; LLERA, EVA MARYA; VIZCAINO, ALBERTO 1982* Segunda captura de
Onchidoris reticulata Ortea, 1979 (Mollusca: Opisthobranchia: Doridacea). [New Record of
Onchodoris reticulata Ortea, 1979 (Mollusca: Opisthobranchia: Doridacea).] Iberus, 2:85-89,
figs. 1-3. [Spanish; English summary]
10380 ROTMAN, JEFFREY L.; ALLEN, BARRY W. 1983* Beneath Cold Seas : Exploring Cold Temperate
Waters of North America. Van Nostrand Reinhold Publishers, New York, 154pp., photos.
[Coryphella salmonacea, Cuthona sp., Flabellina iodinea, Anisodoris nobilis, Discodoris
sandiegensis, Dirona albolineata, Hermissenda crassicornis ]
10381 CHIA, FU-SHIANG; KOSS, R. 1983* Fine Structure of the Larval Eyes of Rostanga pulchra
(Mollusea, Opisthobranchia, Nudibranchia). Zoomorphology, 102(1):1-10.
10382 COHAN, CHRISTOPHER S.; MPITSOS, GEORGE J. 1983[1]* Selective recruitment of
interganglionic interneurones during different motor patterns in Pleurobranchaea. J. Exper.
Biol., 102:43-58.
10383 COYER, PHILIP E.; HALSEY, JAMES H., Jr.; STRONG, EDWARD R. 1983[1]* Reversible changes
in the intracellular potassium ion activites and membrane potentials of Aplysia Lo-L¢
neurones in response to normoxia and hypoxia. J. Exper. Biol., 102:79-92.
10384 VITTURI, R.; RASOTTO, M.; PARRINELLO, N.; CATALANO, E. 1982[ VII-IX]# Spermatocyte
chromosomes in some species of the family Aplysiidae (Gastropoda, Opisthobranchia).
Caryologia, 35(3):327-333.
10385 ALKON, DANIEL L. 1980[XII]* Cellular Analysis of a Gastropod (Hermissenda
erassicornis ) Model of Associative Learning. Biol. Bull., 159(3):505-560.
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10386 GASCOIGNE, T.; WALLIS, D.E. 1982[ VIII]* On counting the eggs of ascoglossans. J.
Molluscan Studies, 48(2):219-224.
10387 ROSE, R.A.; HOEGH-GULDBERG, 1.0. 1982[ VIII]* A brood-protecting nudibranch with pelagic
lecithotrophie development. J. Molluscan Studies, 48(2):231?
10388 ALKON, DANIEL L. 1983* Learning in a Marine Snail. Scientific American, 249(1):70-84,
figs., photos. [Hermissenda crassicornis ]
10389 COMMITTEE ON MARINE INVERTEBRATES 1981* Marine Invertebrates. Laboratory Animal
Management. National Academy Press, Washington, D.C., 382pp.
10390 SWITZER-DUNLAP, MARILYN; HADFIELD, MICHAEL G. 1981* Laboratory Culture of Aplysia. pp.
199-216, figs. 14-1 to 14-3, tbls. 14-1 to 14-5. [IN] COMMITTEE ON MARINE INVERTEBRATES 1981.
Marine Invertebrates. Laboratory Animal Management. National Academy Press, Washington,
D.C., 382pp.
10115 SCHMEKEL, LUISE 1982* Vorkommen und Feinstruktur der Vakuolenepidermis von
Nudibranchiern (Gastropoda, Opisthobranchia). [Ocurrence and Microstructure of the
Vacuolized Epidermis in Nudibranchia (Gastropoda, Opisthobranchia).] Malacologia, Proc. 7th
Int. Malacological Congr., 22(1-2):631-636, pls. 1-2, tbl. 1.
10391 BROWN, GREGORY H. 1981[XII]* The taxonomy of the British species of the genus Facelina
Alder & Hancock (Opisthobranchia: Nudibranchia). J. Molluscan Studies, 47(3):334-336.
10392 GOSLINER, TERRENCE M. 1982[1V]* A new record of the nudibranch gastropod Polycera
hedgpethi Marcus, from the Indian Ocean of South Africa. J. Molluscan Studies, 48(1):30-35.
10393 BALINSKY, B.I. 1970* An Introduction to Embryology. 3rd. Edition. W.B. Saunders
Company, Philadelphia, PA, i-xiii + 1-725, illust. [Aplysia ]
10394 BANCROFT, BETTY 1974[Winter ]* Shelling on Guam. Of Sea & Shore, 5(4):167-172, figs.
[Bulla ampulla, Hydatina physis, Micromelc guamensis ]
10395 BANK, RUUD; WART, FRIEDRICH VAN DER 1974[IX]* Een spuitterrein in Haarlem -
Schalkwijk. De Kreukel, 10(7):95-96, 1 map. [Acteon tornatilis, Haminea navicula, Philine
aperta, Cylichna cylindracea, Retusa retusa ]
10296 BARTSCH, PAUL 1945[V]* Letter to J. Q. Burch. Minutes of the Conchological Club of
Southern California, (48):30. [Type Catalogue No. 434054 Bulla esteroensis J.Q. Burch in
Smithsonian Inst. ]
10397 MULLINER, DAVID K. 1983[ VIII-30]* Nudibranchia update in tropical West America. The
Western Society of Malacologists Annual Report, 15:12-13. [Abstract; 26 spp. listed]
10398 POTTS, G.W. 1983[V]* The Respiration of Onchidoris—Bilamellata and
Archidoris-Pseudoargus (Doridacea). Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the
United Kingdom, 63(2):399-408.
10399 GRAHAM, JOHN 1973[VIII]* Population Interaction between Navanax inermis and Bulla
gouldiana. MSc. Thesis, California State University, San Diego, 160pp.
10400 GUYER, LAURA ROBLES 1971[X1]* The Anatomy, Histology, Functional Morphology, and
Periodicity of the Reproductive System of Bulla gouldiana (Gastropoda; Opisthobranchia).
MSc. Thesis, San Diego State College, 164 pp.
10401 EDMUNDS, MALCOLM 1983[IV]* Advantages of food specificity in Aeolidia papillosa.
Journal of Molluscan Studies, 49(1): [need pagination, etc.]
10402 THOMPSON, T.E.; TURNER, J.W. 1983[IV]* Presence of the rare chromodorid nudibranch
Hypselodoris webbi (Orbigny, 1839) in the Mediterranean Sea. Journal of Molluscan Studies,
49(1): [need pagination, etc. ]
10403 PERRONE, A. 1983[IV]* Record of Atagema rugosa Pruvot-Fol, 1951 (Opisthobranchia:
Nudibranchia). Journal of Molluscan Studies, 49(1): [need pagination, etc.]
10404 BOUCHET, PHILIPPE 1983* The Indo-Pacific genus Freyeria (Mollusca, Gasteropoda,
Nudibranchiata) in the Mediterranean. Annales de l'Institut Océanographique, 59(1):65-68.
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As several of you have already figured out -- I have moved again! My original intent of moving
to Eureka was to quit my microfilm sales work for a year and concentrate on several opisthobranch
publications. My company wanted me to continue my sales and that made it impossible to do my
personal work. Now I will take a 3 to 6 month leave of absence and try to get the majority of my
pganch work done along with a bit of travel and the Western Society of Malacologists Annual
eport.
I have already scheduled England for Christmas time. I will be in Manchester from December
22, 1983 to January 4, 1984. I hope to see all of you who are there around that time. Please write
if you will be available during that time and include addresses and telephones where I may reach
you.
Please write if there are any special opisthobranch happenings coming up within the next six
months. I just might be able to attend some. I am seriously considering a trip to Japan and
Australia during November if it can be arranged.
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Austtn, De William C.; Khoyatan Marine Laboratory, 4635 Alder Glen Road, Cowichan Bay, B.C. VOR
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Australian Museum; Librarian, P.O. Box A-285; Sydney South, NSW; Australia 2000
Baba, Dr. Kikutar6; Shigigaoka 35, Minami 1l-jyo; Sango-cho, Ikoma-gun; Nara-ken, Japan
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Barletta, Dr. Giorgio, Comune di Milano; Viale Gadio, 2; 501213 Milano; Italy : '
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Boss, Dr. Kenneth J.; Department of Molluscs, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University,
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D Ere Dr. Anne Hurst; Gatty Marine Labs; University of St. Andrews; St. Andrews; Fife,;
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Denning, David; Bamfield Marine Station, Bamfield, B.C., VOR 1B0, Canada
pooner Dr. Shelagh; Univ. of Aberdeen; Dept. of Microbiology; Marischal College; Aberdeen, AB9
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Ghiselin, Dr. Michael T.; Department of Invertebrate Zoology. and Paleontology, California
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Gohar, Dr. Hamed A.F.; Dept. of Zoology, Cairo University; 6 Mazhar St.; Zamalek; Cairo; United
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PUBLICATION NOTE
Tne American Malacological Bulletin has replaced the Bulletin of the American Malacological
Union as the official publication of the American Malacological Union. The stated intent is to
provide a new malacological publication outlet with the one annual issue increasing to two in the
near future as papers submitted warrant. Dr. Robert S. Prezant is the editor. He may be reached
ee ele da of Biology, University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39406-
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF OPISTHOBRANCHIA
10405 CARTE, BRAD; FAULKNER, D. JOHN 1983* Defense Metabolites from Three Nembrothid
Nudibranens. The Journal of Organic Chemistry, 48:2314-2318, tbl. 1. [Tambje abdere, Tambje
eliora, Roboastra tigris ]
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November-December, 1983
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Cyerce cristallina (Trinchese, 1881) Peltodoris atromaculata Bergh, 1880
Drawings by Antonio Perrone
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EDITOR’S NOTES
These two numbers close out a phase of the "Opisthobranch Newsletter." Volume
16 will bring several changes which I hope will please everyone. I am increasing the
scope and size of the ON. The "Newsletter" part of the name will be dropped as the
"Opisthobranch" will be more like a monthly magazine. The publication schedule will
be for the 15th day of each month so that you will know when to look for your issue.
There will be a minimum of eight pages in each issue and the typesetting and paper
quality will be improved significantly. Each issue will include a full color plate of
an opisthobranch species plus the normal notes and news found in recent issues.
The extra four pages (or more) each issue will be filled with more general
malacological information and pictures presented in a style similar to the ON. I hope
to be able to gamer enough subscribers to make the publication pay its way for the
color. The broader base is the only answer I can find. Please support the
"Opisthobranch" with your subscriptions and by recommending it to your friends. More
subscribers will mean more pages for the "Opisthobranch" and a broader base for
information. As the publication evolves, I hope that you will take the time to
contact me with your suggestions and comments.
Articles sent for publication in the "Opisthobranch" may include color or black
and white illustrations. 35mm color transparencies and/or prints may be sent in
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although the slides are preferred. Minor notes may appear within 30 days of
submission. Material requiring editorial board review will probably take a minimum of
60 days for publication. Original artwork and sides will be returned only on request
and only if a returm envelope, addressed and stamped, is included when they are sent
to me.
Color 35mm transparencies are welcome additions to my library. Please indicate
any restrictions on their use when you send them. If they are published or
duplicated, credit will be given to the photographer, but no other compensation can be
made at this time.
One problem occurs with the new publication -- what to do with the opisthobranch
citations! I believe that I have a solution that will satisfy everyone (or at least
most everyone). If you will notify me when you renew your subscription, I will send
photocopy lists of nothing but citations about every-other issue or whenever I have
two full pages. These will be included as a separate to your "Opisthobranch" issue at
no charge. I will also continue to collate and index citations for separate major
listings.
I am very excited to be going to Ingland (next week) and with moving, Christmas,
the "Opisthobranch" and other happenings; I am slow answering some requests. My
apologies for any inconvience this may have caused you. I am just now getting some of
my books and back issues of the ON out of storage and it will be after the first of
the year before I finish up. I will go through all of my correspondence carefully and
try to get everything taken care of by the end of January. If you feel that I have
forgotten to send you something, please drop me a card and remind me. It is possible
that some notes have been lost in one of my recent moves by me or by the post office.
A typographical error in ON, Volume 15(9), at the bottom of page 43 changed
Bugula to Bubula. Bugula is the correct spelling.
Thanks to Eveline Marcus, Dave Mulliner, Will Jaeckle, Dave Behrens, Hans
Bertsch, R.C. Willan, Steve Newswanger, Malcolm Edmunds, Kikutaro Baba, T.E. Thompson,
and others who have recently sent information for the ON.
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CHANGE OF ADDRESS
This list includes many addresses either entered incorrectly or left out in the
October list. My apologies to those inadvertently left off the list.
Dr. Hans Bertsch, 4444 W. Pt. Loma Blvd. #83, San Diego, CA 92107 [note: Hans’
San Ysidro address is still best for long term]
Prof. Dr. J. Sherman Bleakney, Acadia University, Biology Department, Wolfville,
Nova Seotia, Canada BOP 1X0
Mr. Rimmon Fay, Pacific Bio-Marine Laboratories, P.O. Box 536, Venice, CA 90291
Casto L. Fernandez-Ovies, Covadonga No.3, 10, Salinas (Asturias), Spain
Dr. Terry Gosliner, Department of Invertebrate Zoology, California Academy of
Sciences, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA 94118
Dr. Chou Loke Ming, Department of Zoology, National University of Singapore, Kent
Ridge, Singapore 0511
Sr. Luis Murillo Guillen, Wssell de Guimbarda, 12, 30B, Cartagena (Muricia),
Spain.
Stephen Newswanger, School of Photographic Arts & Sciences (PPHB), Rochester
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Institute of Technology, One Lomb Memorial Dr., Rochester, NY14623.
Tom Rice, Of Sea and Shore Magazine, P.O. Box 33, Port Gamble, WA98364
Dr. Jon Baldur Sigurdsson, Department of Zoology, National University of
Singapore, Kent Ridge, Singapore 0511
Dr. Joan Steinberg, 424 43rd Ave., San Francisco, CA 94121
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PAPER
Range Extensions for two California Cuthonids (Gastropoda: Nudibranchia)
from Santa Catalina Island.
by
William B. Jaeckle
Department of Biological Sciences
University of Southern California
University Park
Los Angeles, Califomia 90089-0371
During an eleven week stay (January - March, 1983) at the Catalina Marine Science
Center, Santa Catalina Island, a total of thirty-four species of opisthobranch
gastropods were collected from littoral habitats. The collections of Cuthona abronia
(MacFarland, 1966) and C. virens (MacFarland, 1966) represent geographical range
extensions.
Cuthona abronia (MacFarland, 1966) Two specimens of C. abronia were collected in
a rocky littoral locality at Big Fisherman “s Cove (Longitude 118 29° 00" W; Latitude
33° 26° 38" N). Both specimens coloration matched the original description
(MacFarland, 1966). The previous southernmost occurrence was Pismo Beach, San Luis
Obispo County, California (Long, 1969a), 266km north of the Santa Catalina Island
collection site. One voucher specimen has been deposited in the malacological
collection of the Los Angeles Coumty Museum of Natural History bearing the catalog
number 98568.
Cuthona virens (MacFarland, 1966) Three specimens of this cuthonid were
collected from a rocky out-cropping at Little Fishermans Cove (Longitude 118 29° 26"
W; Latitude 33° 26° 38" N). This collection represents a geographical range extension
of 276km from the previous southernmost occurrence, Shell Beach, San Luis Obispo
County, California (Long, 1969b). A single specimen has been deposited in the
malacological collection of the Los Angeles Coummty Museum of Natural History bearing
the catalog number 98569.
LITERATURE CITED
Long, Steven J. 1969a. Two new records of Cratena abronia MacFarland, 1966.
The Veliger, 11(3):281. (1 January, 1969)
Long, Steven J. 1969b. Records of Trinchesia virens, Trinchesia fulgens, and
Placida dendritica from San Luis Obispo Coumty, Califomia. The Tabulata,
2(4):9-12, figs. 1-2, tbls. 1-2. (1 October, 1969)
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PERSONAL NOTES
Dr. Jon Sigurdsson and Dr. Chou Loke Ming are working with the opisthobranchs of
the Singapore area.
Stephen Newswanger is attending Rochester Institute of Technology for a MS in
Biological Photography.
Antonio Perrone is an Italian biology student. He is interested in many aspects
of opisthobranch biology and ecology. He has four papers published to date on
opisthobranchs and would appreciate reprints. Please contact him if you are willing
to exchange reprints.
Sally Bennett will be joining Steve Long in the production of the "Opisthobranch"
starting in January, 1984.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF OPISTHOBRANCHIA
10407 GILI, JOSEP-MARIA; ROS, JOANDOMENEC 1982[X]* Bionomia de los fondos de
sustrato duro de las islas Medes (Girona). [Bionomy of the hard-bottom substrata of
the Medes Islands (Girona, Spain).] Oecologia aquatica (Proceedings of the Second
Iberian Symposium on Studies of Marine Benthos (II)), 6:199-226, figs. 1-10.
[Peltodoris atromaculata ]
10408 GILI, JOSEP-MARIA; OLIVELLA, IGNASI; ZABALA, MIKEL; ROS, JOANDOMENEC 1979*
Primera con tribucign al conocimiento del poblamiento bentonico de las cuevas
submarinas del litoral catalan. [A first contribution to the knowledge of the benthic
population of the submarine caves in the Catalan littoral.] Primer Simposio de
Bentos. San Sebastian, 9-11 April, 1979, pp. 810-836, figs. 1-6, tbls. 1-2. [Spanish,
English abstract; Peltodoris atromaculata; All authors from Dept. Ecology, University
of Barcelona, Spain]
10409 ROS, JOANDOMENEC 1979* Tipos bioldgicos en los opistobranquios. [Life forms
in the Opisthobranchia.] Primer Simposio de Bentos. San Sebastian, 9-11 April, 1979,
pp. 413-440, figs. 1-3, tbls. 1-4. [Spanish, Inglish Abstract; 100 spp. ]
10410 POLO, L.; OLIVELLA, I.; GILI, C.; ANADON, R.; CARBONELL, J.; ALTIMIRA, C.;
ROS, J.D. 1979* Primera aportacion a la sistematica de la flora y fauna bentonicas
del litoral de San Ciprian de Burela (Lugo, Galicia). [A first systematic account of
the benthic flora and fauna of the littoral of San Ciprian de Burela (Galicia, Spain).
Primer Simposio de Bentos. San Sebastian, 9-11 April, 1979, pp. 333-375, tbl. 1.
[Spanish, English abstract; 15 spp.]
10411 PERRONE, ANTONIO 1983[1IV]* Descrizione di ume raro nudibranco Mediterraneo:
Atagema rugosa (Pruvot-Fol, 1951). Boll. Malacologico, 19(1-4):49-56, figs. 1-4.
[Italian, English summary]
10403 PERRONE, A. 1983(IV]* Record of Atagema rugosa Pruvot-Fol, 1951
(Opisthobranchia: Nudibranchia). Jourmal of Molluscan Studies, 49(1):88, fig. 1.
10412 PERRONE, ANTONIO 1980* Sulla presenza di Peltodoris atromaculata Bergh, 1880
(Opisthobranchia: Nudibranchia) lumgo il litorale Salentino. Thalassia Salentina,
(10):121-127, figs. 1-3. [Italian, English summary]
END OF VOLUME 15 -- Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to all!
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